Over the past few weeks, numerous TV broadcasters have come under fire for their failure to provide support to show contestants during and after the show. This has had serious consequences on the mental health of individuals whilst also questioning whether certain industries have the correct HR procedures in place to protect staff and contestants.
The most recent case to hit the headlines is the reality TV show Ex On The Beach. The show’s stars are the latest contestants to slam show producers for the way that they were treated whilst appearing on the show – the BBC reports.
Ex On The Beach star, Jess Impiazzi, told the BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire programme that she felt pressurised to ‘hook up with someone’ as soon as she set foot on the show.
She added: “I had a producer say: ‘Lots of shagging tonight please, girls’.
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