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Celebs Go Dating’s new recruit Donna Preston slammed over ‘inappropriate’ sex chat on first date

CELEBS Go Dating fans were left unimpressed last night when new recruit Donna Preston’s date turned X-rated.

Comedian Donna, 39, joined the Celebs Go Dating agency in Tuesday night’s episode.

Blindfolded woman on a date.

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Donna was thrown in at the deep in with a literal blind dateCredit: Channel 4
Smiling man with tattoos clapping his hands.

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Her date Damian didn’t hold back with his steamy confessionsCredit: Channel 4
Screenshot of three judges looking pensive.

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Even the experts seemed less than impressed with the conversationCredit: Channel 4

She was thrown straight in at the deep end when she was blindfolded and sent on a date with Damian.

After he asked if she had pets, Donna replied: “I’ve got a cat.”

She then told Damian her pet is called Mr Big, to which he replied: “Mr Big? A nice, big pussy.”

But, rather than being turned off by his obvious innuendo, Donna quizzed Damian on his sex drive.

After claiming it’s “through the roof”, Damian admitted to having had “threesomes and a fivesome”.

Donna said: “A fivesome? Isn’t that a g*** b***? How was that?”

Damian replied: “It was good, I enjoyed it.”

But some viewers at home didn’t enjoy the exchange, with one writing on social media: “omg at Donna’s blind date tonight …. Their conversation was so risqué lol …. I was flabbergasted.”

And another said: “Donna & Damian are a bit much. Who has those chats on a first date?”

Ahead of her Celebs Go Dating debut, Donna spoke to The Sun about her previous relationships – confessing she once dated a murderer who is now in jail.

Celebs Go Dating’s Donna Preston reveals she dated a MURDERER who is now in prison as she brands love life ‘a disaster’

She said: “I’ve been in two long-term relationships and when I got out of that I went on a date and they ended up being a murderer.

“A real life murderer! He’s in jail though, so that’s nice.”

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