A former star of the controversial reality show Destination X has lifted the lid on shocking behind-the-scenes practices, alleging that cameras were recording contestants constantly – even during their most private moments.
'No Such Thing as Privacy'
The unnamed insider, who appeared on the ITV programme, revealed that participants were under surveillance 24 hours a day, with producers allegedly filming them without consent in bathrooms and bedrooms.
'We were told the cameras were off during certain times, but they never really stopped rolling,' the source claimed. 'There was no such thing as privacy – it was all part of the game.'
Production Company Responds
When approached for comment, the production company behind Destination X denied any wrongdoing, stating: 'All participants sign comprehensive agreements, and filming protocols strictly adhere to Ofcom guidelines.'
However, the whistleblower insists that many contestants felt pressured into signing contracts without fully understanding the implications.
Viewers React to Scandal
The revelations have sparked outrage among fans, with many taking to social media to express their disgust:
- 'This is exploitation masked as entertainment!'
- 'No wonder reality TV stars often have mental health issues.'
- 'ITV needs to investigate this properly.'
As the controversy grows, questions are being raised about the ethics of reality television and whether stricter regulations are needed to protect participants.
