Controversial Channel 4 show has ‘no plans to return’ after 12 series and hundreds of Ofcom complaints

A CONTROVERSIAL Channel 4 show has been scrapped after 12 series amid Ofcom complaints.

Anna Richardson has revealed there are ‘no plans' for another instalment of Naked Attraction.

The dating programme, which began in 2016, saw singletons bare all in the name of love.

Each episode saw one hopeful presented with six potential matches – all of which were stood starkers in their coloured boxes.

Throughout the show, they would wittle down their admirers until there was just two remaining – before the hopeful then stripped off themselves.

But after a year off air, Naked Attraction appears to have been axed for good by Channel 4.

Host Anna, 54, said: “Unfortunately not, that’s down toChannel 4and the team at Studio Lambert.

“But I too am desperate for this to come back – it’s my favourite show ever.”

She added to The Mirror: “I think we should all petition to Channel 4 to get the next season out there as soon as possible.”

The 12th series of Naked Attraction aired last Spring, with all previous seasons available to stream now online.

Meanwhile, just last year Anna told Flying Eze how she was in talks to do a live theatrical version of the show.

She said: “We’re in talks to do Naked Attraction Live as a live theatre show.

“It would be amazing.”