Carol Vorderman slams ITV for offering platform to woman who has slept with thousands

This Morning's Cat Deeley and Andi Peters engaged in a candid talk with controversial adult entertainer Bonnie Blue, who, at 25 years of age, spoke about her work and defended her actions on Tuesday's show – and Carol Vorderman isn't happy about it.

The debate was sparked when Cat asked the audience: "Is she just a content creator making money or a dangerous predator that should be stopped? Bonnie joins us now."

Ashley James also appeared on the program to give her perspective on Bonnie's career and later shared the clip on her Instagram account.

In the comment section, Ashley's celebrity pals including Carol Vorderman, praised her for the debate but also querried why ITV had hosted Bonnie in the first place.

Carol typed: "You handled this so well Ashley. But it shouldn't even be a mainstream conversation."

"She will have welcomed her platform on ITV. It will have furthered her reach and her income. I truly worry for generations younger than mine.

"The conversations leading to Project 2029 (the next election) are being formed by the extremes," she finished.

While former Apprentice contestant, Luisa Zissman typed: "Totally agree with you too. We spoke about this on our podcast and I have the same view as you.

"Couldn’t care if every hole in her body is being b**** within an inch of her life. But her obsession with preying on barely legal teenage boys is VERY bizarre & exploiting them by filming it for her content that she makes a lot of money from is even worse.

"I wish you would have challenged her on that! She dodged every question though!"

Bonnie did confess she was initially motivated by the financial rewards of the sex industry, but later grew to appeciate the "educational side of things".

Bonnie shared: "As I got into it and as I educated myself on the industry, not only did I realise how much pleasure I received from it but also how much there's a missing gap on educational content online."

Bonnie posed the question of whether we want the younger generation to see rough content online and then try to replicate it themselves, which could be extremely dangerous.

Ashley stated: "My point here is, what are you doing to teach young boys and girls that they don't just exist, women do not exist to please men?

"Men do not have a right to cheat with partners but also how are you teaching young boys that male pleasure is not the ultimate? There's female pleasure, there's respect, what are you going to teach young men that they don't just have an automatic right to sex?"

As she questioned whether her guest had seen one of her videos, Ashley revealed she hadn't and began speaking over Bonnie as the creator asserted, "No, sorry I listened to you."

Ashley responded: "I'm not being aggressive towards you, you're being aggressive back. You're using terms like 'women like me'. I'm asking you questions."