I went on Naked Attraction a virgin – two years later I STILL haven’t had sex after getting overwhelmed on show

A NAKED Attraction star who had to leave the set after seeing nude women for the first time has revealed he’s still a virgin more than two years on.

Brian Chau Rodriguez, who was 23 at the time of filming, was shown taking part in the Channel 4 show on Wednesday night.

Almost immediately after the girls laid bare, Brian became “overwhelmed” and left the set after seeing something he had never seen before.

As soon as the bottom half of the women’s bodies were revealed, Brian realised he needed to take a moment and proceeded to walk off set where he was consoled by producers.

With his episode first airing in 2020, the wine connoisseur became somewhat of a Naked Attraction icon for his raw reaction captured on camera.

And it has got fans talking again after a repeat was shown on E4 on Wednesday night.

Last month, Brian admitted he still hadn’t found love.

He told the Curious Cast podcast that he was “desperate” to find a woman, as he’d had “no luck whatsoever” since his Naked Attraction debut.

Previously, Brian had also admitted that he is still a virgin – but he isn’t bothered by it.

“On the love front, nothing’s really changed, I am still a virgin, but that’s absolutely fine,” he told the Daily Star last summer.

“I’m not fussed, I’m pretty laid back on the love front and I just want to wait and see what happens and I’m sure it’ll happen with who I think is the right person.”

Naked Attraction wasn’t the first time Brian had tried his luck with dating as prior to appearing on the hit show, he featured on Dress to Impress and also auditioned for Take Me Out.

He confirmed that while he had to take a moment to himself on Naked Attraction, taking part in these reality shows has really built his confidence.

Brian added: “I wanted to experience something new and I did because it’s opened me up to different opportunities.

“I loved having these experiences and it was worth taking the risk.”

Brian revealed his plans for the future involve making his own programmes, something in which he has already been approached about.

“I do intend at some point to make my own programmes,” Brian said, before adding: “I’ve had a few producers approach me about it already.

“I want to make cultural programmes, going round to different countries and exploring different food and, of course, wine.

“I’d like to make more quality television of my own with a really good team around me.”