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Holly Willoughby And Phillip Schofield Left Speechless After 80-Year-Old Guest Holds Nothing Back In Sex Discussion

Let's just say "a whole tube of KY jelly" and "saddle sore" both get a mention.

This Morning hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby were left pretty much speechless in Tuesday’s show after an 80-year-old guest spared no detail about her sex life.

Phil and Holly were interviewing Iris Jones, who recently made headlines with her plans to marry her 35-year-old boyfriend, Mohamed Irbriham.

During the segment – titled “My Egyptian Toyboy Isn’t After My Money” – Iris went into graphic detail as she described the first time she and Mohamed had sex, and Phil and Holly reacted exactly as you’d expect.

“[It was] pretty rough,” she recalled. “Nobody had been near me for 35 years. I thought I was a virgin again.”

Phillip and Holly's faces said it all
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Phillip and Holly's faces said it all

Iris continued: “Anyway, can I say
 we used a whole tube of KY jelly. And the thing is, I couldn’t walk the next day. I felt as if I’d been riding a horse. Saddle sore wasn’t in it!

“Anyway, we got over that. We got over that.”

The 80-year-old went on to say that “sex is not the important thing” in her relationship, noting she doesn’t care to share a bed with her younger man because he moves around too much in his sleep.

To say we're obsessed would be an understatement
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To say we're obsessed would be an understatement

The clip was swiftly posted on social media, reaching more than 70,000 views in just a few hours, and being dubbed the “greatest TV moment of the year”:

Last week, Holly and Phil were left struggling to compose themselves in similar fashion, over an unfortunately-named medical expert during a discussion about vaginal treatments.

This Morning airs every weekday from 10am on ITV.

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