A controversial Dutch talk show host has attracted criticism after drinking milk from a woman’s breasts on primetime TV.
Comedian Paul de Leeuw shocked viewers and had audience members squirming after trying a guest’s milk directly from the source on his show last Saturday.
The 51-year-old was interviewing women from a charity that facilitates milk exchanges between mothers on his Langs de Leeuw family entertainment show.
‘How does it taste, nice and sweet?’ de Leeuw said to the the woman, known as Wendy, before asking if he could taste some.
‘Well, if you don’t bite you may try it,’ she replied.
Declining a bottle of her milk placed on the side, de Leeuw leaned in and started drinking from one of the woman’s breasts.
Moments later he transferred to her other nipple, to loud cheers from the audience, before joking: ‘I find the second one better tasting, but I can taste that you’ve eaten asparagus yesterday.’
Many social networking users complained about the breast feeding, however participant Wendy hit back on Twitter insisting ‘it was for a good cause’.
Do you think Paul de Leeuw’s breast feeding should have been broadcast? Leave your comments below.
watch the video live here:
Comedian Paul de Leeuw shocked viewers and had audience members squirming after trying a guest’s milk directly from the source on his show last Saturday.
The 51-year-old was interviewing women from a charity that facilitates milk exchanges between mothers on his Langs de Leeuw family entertainment show.
‘How does it taste, nice and sweet?’ de Leeuw said to the the woman, known as Wendy, before asking if he could taste some.
‘Well, if you don’t bite you may try it,’ she replied.
Declining a bottle of her milk placed on the side, de Leeuw leaned in and started drinking from one of the woman’s breasts.
Moments later he transferred to her other nipple, to loud cheers from the audience, before joking: ‘I find the second one better tasting, but I can taste that you’ve eaten asparagus yesterday.’
Many social networking users complained about the breast feeding, however participant Wendy hit back on Twitter insisting ‘it was for a good cause’.
Do you think Paul de Leeuw’s breast feeding should have been broadcast? Leave your comments below.
watch the video live here:
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