Jamie Laing Jokes About Naked Attraction, Admits Nudist Confession
Jamie Laing Jokes About Naked Attraction, Nudist Confession

Jamie Laing has joked he would happily sign up for Naked Attraction after admitting he thinks he could become a nudist. The former Made In Chelsea star made the confession during the latest episode of his Newly Parents podcast with wife Sophie Habboo, where the pair discussed reality TV shows they would still love to appear on.

Naked Attraction Banter

Sophie asked if Jamie would ever do Naked Attraction. Without hesitation, he replied: "Yeah, well I could." The conversation descended into laughter as Jamie joked about what viewers would see if he appeared on the Channel 4 dating show.

"The problem is, you know how Naked Attraction starts off, you just see their legs," he laughed. "The problem is with me you would also see my penis." Continuing the joke, he added: "What's it called when you have wisteria on your house? It would be like wisteria coming out of the bottom."

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Sophie fired back: "Let's be honest. I've been doing you a solid because you've actually got a fing micro d and I've just been pretending it's the opposite because I felt bad for you all these years."

Nudist Tendencies

Jamie later admitted the idea of ditching his clothes altogether does not sound too bad. "I definitely think I could be a nudist," he confessed, before recalling a recent trip to Ibiza where he spotted two men sunbathing in the nude. "I didn't realise penises could get tanned," he joked.

Holiday Hero Campaign

Away from his cheeky podcast chat, Jamie has teamed up with GetYourGuide as part of its new Holiday Hero campaign, celebrating people who organise group getaways. Jamie admitted he proudly took on the role after a disastrous trip to Mykonos in 2024.

"Ever since a disastrous trip to Mykonos in 2024 which resulted in a hotel change minutes after arriving at the one Sophie hadn't even checked a photo of, I have proudly stepped into the 'Holiday Hero' role," he said.

Research by GetYourGuide found only 24% of Brits consider themselves the "Holiday Hero" in their friendship group, despite seven in 10 believing every holiday needs one person to organise it all. The company is giving one lucky planner £5,000 worth of GetYourGuide experiences, with 20 runners-up each receiving £200 experience vouchers.

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