'The youth of today will never ever know what a normal body is if you just concentrate on looking on social media permanently'
A Boy George impersonator who spent £20k on cosmetic surgery has defended a new Channel 4 show after it received criticism from viewers.
Liam, who is from Blackpool but has regularly performed in Manchester’s Gay Village, previously told the M.E.N he spent £20,000 on cosmetic surgery to ‘not look like Alan Carr’ after appearing on the likes of Bodyfixers, The Extreme Diet Hotel and the X Factor. He said he believes the message of Naked Education is ‘so important’ to the youth of today and he believes that some criticism has missed the educational point of the show.
Unlike contestants on Naked Attraction, not all people who take part in Naked Education will appear naked on screen. Liam says that even those that did end up appearing bare on the show did so for educational purposes.
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