Overview
- Channel 4's new reality show 'Virgin Island' features twelve virgin participants undergoing sex therapy in a Croatian retreat, with the goal of losing their virginity.
- The program includes explicit sexual instruction, such as nude demonstrations by experts and one-on-one coaching sessions, raising concerns about participant vulnerability.
- Critics have condemned the show as exploitative, questioning the ethics of televised sex therapy for individuals with psychological challenges.
- Despite widespread criticism from viewers and media, Channel 4 plans to air all six episodes of the first season as scheduled.
- The show continues Channel 4's trend of provocative programming, following its earlier controversial series like 'Naked Attraction'.