Celebs Go Dating viewers horrified over Helen Flanagan’s NSFW confession to strangers

Helen Flanagan made a number of X-rated confessions to strangers whilst filming for the new Celebs go Dating series.

The former Coronation Street star, 34, has decided to re-enter the dating scene after she split up with her footballer ex and father of her three children Scott Sinclair, following a 13 year relationship.

Despite admitting that it had been a difficult journey, she has thrown herself in at the deep end, and has committed to starring in the new series of Celebs go Dating.

The show attempts to pair celebrities with members of the public, in order to find a potential spark.

Others stars on the show include Gogglebox's Stephen Webb, Love Island's Chris Taylor and Made In Chelsea's Tristan Phipps.

In the first episode, the singles went along to a masked drinks evening.

But it seems as though the dating game had her slightly flustered, as she made several X-rated confessions whilst trying to chat up potential love interests.

Standing with Jamelia, a fellow co-star, she told two men: "It's hot isn't it? It's really, really, really hot.

"I feel like I've got sweaty boobs now and I can't wear any knickers with this dress because it would get a line."

Interesting ice-breaker.

She also made a beeline for another potential interest, until realising that he was gay.

Talking to The Sun, she admitted she was a 'rubbish dater' after being with her ex-fiancé for so many years.

She said: "I was with my ex fiancé, the father of my three children, for 13 years.

"I was [with him from] 19 until I was 31, and then I came out of the relationship with three children. I'm not surprised I'd be a rubbish dater!

"I definitely think I'm more of a relationship girl."

Dating coach on the show, Anna Williamson, shared her opinion that Helen needed to find some inner confidence in order for her dating journey to begin.

Anna said: "This is the first time in Helen's life ever that she’s been on her own.

"Of course, you don't know who you are or how to date; you've spent 10 years - your entire twenties, when most people are doing a lot of their sh*gging and mistakes - in a relationship.

"Your 20s are a time for experimentation with no pressures, typically. Your 30s - more responsibility.

"She is doing it the other way around, so it’s completely reasonable that she’s feeling like a fish out of water."