Made in Chelsea stars Louise Thompson and Jamie Laing have claimed they were made to stage a kiss on the show.
The two former stars dated on the show many years ago, though have alleged in a new podcast discussion that producers pushed them to share a kiss on the series.
Speaking on the Great Company with Jamie Laing podcast, Jamie and Louise recalled working on the show, with Jamie referencing one particular incident.
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"I remember we kissed at a cricket ground – I'm sure it was our first kiss – and I remember I was very early to [the show], I didn’t understand what was going on," he began.
Jamie claimed that producers took him aside and suggested he kiss Louise, further recalling: "I was like, 'What if she doesn’t want to?'
"They were like, 'No, no…'," he continued. "Little did I know that they were like to [Louise], 'You gotta kiss him.'"
Louise then said it was "so messed up", with Jamie echoing her comments.
Digital Spy has reached out to Made in Chelsea for comment.
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In other news, Louise proudly revealed her stoma bag recently on social media, which comes after a series of health problems.
Posting a clip, the star wrote: "HOW DO I DISCLOSE THIS SORT OF NEWS? It’s not exactly exciting like a big pregnancy or gender reveal announcement! Hey look I'm having a boy… Hey look I've got a stoma!
"So I guess I'll just stand here, proud in stature with my new friend Le bum bag that represents life. And hopefully a better one.
"Isn’t it bizarre that this little grey pouch is the price I pay for good health! I say good riddance to that nasty menacing colon! Please be kind."
Made in Chelsea airs on E4.
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