A woman who appeared naked on a British breakfast show has caused a lot of controversy.
Helen Berryman, from the UK, appeared on ITV's Good Morning Britain this morning to discuss people who find nudism selfish and scandalous.
On the panel she discussed culture and standards expert Nick Edd. The two spoke about a recent incident at Hampstead Heath Lake in north London, where staff called the police about a girl being undressed. To challenge Helen decided to appear on the panel naked.
"With all the things going on in the world right now, are we really that bothered by a naked body sunbathing in a quiet corner of a park?" she said.
In response, Ed stated that he was "absolutely" disturbed by the thought of people sunbathing naked.
However, Helen questioned why the general public should be offended by a nude show, then joked that they might be "offended" by the color of her interviewer's shirt.
'How is it offensive? It's just a body. You've got one?'
— Good Morning Britain (@GMB) May 30, 2023
'You're not considering other people.'
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