That must hurt! Female contestants at Love Island Australia wear extremely high-cut red swimsuits that barely cover their modesty during a raunchy challenge
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The Love Island Australia contestants stunned viewers Tuesday night when they stripped down to extremely revealing red swimsuits during a raunchy challenge.
The show’s female cast members left little to the imagination in the Baywatch-inspired costumes, featuring extremely high-cut bottoms and a sassy G-string at the back.
Meanwhile, the top part of the bathing suits barely covered their cleavage.
The Love Island Australia contestants stunned viewers Tuesday night when they stripped down to extremely revealing red swimsuits during a raunchy challenge
Some women struggled to protect their modesty during the challenge, which involved slipping on a water slide and riding on inflatable pool toys.
Much to the delight of their female counterparts, the men also stripped down to little red board shorts during the match.
Bulging biceps and washboard abs were on display as the men tried to impress their potential love interests in the pool.
The show’s female cast members left little to the imagination in the Baywatch-inspired costumes, featuring extremely high-cut bottoms and a sassy G-string at the back.
Some women struggled to protect their modesty during the challenge, which involved slipping on a water slide and riding on inflatable pool toys
Much to the delight of their female counterparts, the men also stripped down to little red board shorts during the match
During the challenge, cleverly dubbed “Red Flags,” the contestants had to select life preservers with messages on them revealing secrets about their cast mates.
Instead of saying the answer, the islanders had to kiss the person they thought the secret was about.
Love Island Australia has moved to Nine’s streaming platform 9Now this year, meaning raunchy content is now allowed.
During the challenge, cleverly dubbed “Red Flags,” the contestants had to select life preservers with messages on them revealing secrets about their castmates.
Instead of saying the answer, the islanders had to kiss the person they thought the secret was about
“It’s a lot looser because it’s not prime time. It’s sharper with twists and bombs coming in,” host Sophie Monk told The Kyle And Jackie O Show last week.
‘It’s so good. You never know what’s coming,” she added.
Love Island Australia continues on Tuesday at 6pm on 9Now
Love Island Australia moved to Nine’s streaming platform this year, meaning raunchy content is now allowed