Broadcasting regulator Ofcom has received 32 complaints, after Maura was accused of “pressuring” Curtis to have sex.
On Thursday’s episode, the couple are seen in bed together and the duo are getting romantic.
However, pro-dancer Curtis tells the model that “tonight is not the night.”
Maura responded: “Tonight is not the night, then what night is the night? I want you.”
Curtis replied: “Tonight is not the night.”
Maura then asks: “Why are you angry with me?”
The model seems annoyed the next morning after the discussion.
An Ofcom spokesperson told The Sun: “We will assess these complaints against our broadcasting rules, but are yet to decide whether or not to investigate.”
This is not the first time Maura’s behavior has been called into question. The broadcasting watchdog received hundreds of complaints following Maura’s pursuit of boxer Tommy Fury.
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