New Celebs Go Dating series is ‘very sexy’ says Dr Tara – saying MAFS’ Ella and Helen Flanagan are ‘sexually expressive’
It came after a shock spanking session backstage on the e4 show
CELEBS Go Dating’s next series has been dubbed “very sexy” – with two famous faces leading the way.
The Sun can exclusively reveal how former Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan, 33, and MAFS alumni Ella Morgan, 29 – along with Gogglebox’s Stephen Webb, 52 – have showcased their “sexual expression” on the upcoming season of the e4 show.
The matchmaking series’ expert Dr Tara Suwinyattichaiporn exclusively let slip the dishy detail and teased to us: “It’s very sexy. It’s a very sexy series, I would say.
“They’re very open-minded, and they have really good rapport with one another.
“Especially like Helen, Ella and Stephen.
“Ella and Stephen, I see them hang out all the time now on social media.
So yeah, I do. I do think that they are all like really good at sexually expressing themselves.
“And you know, we are working on
a lot of kind of understanding their dating history.
“Why their relationships ended? And you know, what do they want now? A lot of what we work on is ‘who are you now? And what do you actually want?”
Previously, we reported how Helen showcased her figure in a figure-hugging dress as she filmed for the show.
She also showed her daring side as she allowed Ella to spank her during a fun game backstage.
Helen – a mum of three – also recently told how she had a “difficult relationship” with her ex Scott Sinclair.
Dr Tara alluded to the actress’ struggles told us: “Some celebs wear their hearts on their sleeve, aka Helen, and it’s very refreshing.
“She’s very vulnerable and authentic about how she feels, and if she doesn’t get something, she just tells us and I think that’s very refreshing.
“I love working with celebs that feel like they can be themselves in our sofa in the Celebrity dating Agency chair.
“But for some of them it takes longer for them to show their vulnerable and very sweet side, right?
“They have a persona, the TV persona, and they kind of play that a little bit at the beginning. But then, now that we’ve we’ve gone through quite a lot of filming I’m seeing a lot of authenticity and vulnerability. And this is an emotional series.”
TRICKY TIMES
Earlier this week Helen, who shares seven-year-old Matilda, five-year-old Delilah, and two-year-old Charlie, with footballer Scott opened up on her turmoil.
The couple split in October 2022 after a 13 year relationship.
Opening up about her private difficulties, Helen said: “I felt really emotional that day, a lot of personal things going on and it can be extremely emotionally draining co parenting when you have a difficult relationship.”
“I had therapy at the beginning of the year and I felt like I was able to come back to my natural self and not suppress my emotions and I let myself cry now,” Helen continued.
The Rosie Webster actress told how she was “struggling and so low” in the aftermath of the break-up.
SEXY SPANK
Ella and Helen teamed forces backstage for some sizzling antics captured on camera.
Helen, dressed in a stylish pink suit, could be heard yelling “harder” after Ella smacked her on the bum.
Ella, who was wearing a latex one-piece, took on board Helen’s advice and delivered a second slap that fizzed around the room.
Their co-stars burst into giggles before Ella clambered onto the floor for her turn.
Ella – who was the first transgender bride on MAFS – previously revealed she threatened to quit Celebs Go Dating just weeks into filming.
She said: “It was quite triggering. I don’t know what I was expecting. I thought it was going to be a bit of a breeze and a walk in the park.
“This is definitely more of a solo journey than Mafs. With Celebs Go Dating you’re working out what you do right, what do you wrong, what you need to work on.
“It all stems back to certain things and obviously my transition is a big part of it, but I don’t just want my therapist to talk about my transition, I want to talk about life.”
Previously, we revealed the Celebs Go Dating 2024 line-up in full ahead of the full series.
