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Bridgerton sex scenes, two camps have emerged. Equally matched in the strength of their convictions and unabashed horniness, their fierce debate comes down to one essential question: Which season is hotter? Are you a season one loyalist, forever grousing that season two doesn't have enough sex? Do you watch that GIF of and sigh wistfully about the good old days? Or are you a fervent defender of season two, declaring to anyone who will listen that actually delayed gratification is the whole point? Do you watch that GIF of and sigh wistfully that nobody's ever called you the bane of their existence? This velvet comforter?! Those soft pillows?! I'm sweating. Instead of focusing on what divides, I urge both parties to consider what united us in the first place: Lizzy Talbot, the behind those Bridgerton sex scenes that have everyone so worked up.

At this point, most people are very well-acquainted with the steamy s*x scenes in the popular Netflix series Bridgerton. And while the intimate scenes look flawless on our screens, it actually took a ton of work to get it just right.

Starting off strong! According to Bridgerton’s intimacy director, Lizzy Talbot, the show’s steamiest scene was the first thing filmed when shooting began.

‘Once you get into it, it’s a bit like a fight or a dance [scene],’ says Bridgeton’s intimacy coordinator Lizzy Talbot of those steamy scenes.

Phoebe Dyvenor has opened up on the most difficult scenes to shoot on hit Netflix show Bridgerton.The 25 year old, who recently shared a peak inside her London home, portrays the beautiful Daphne on the programme, starring opposite Regé-Jean Page, who plays Simon Basset. Now, the TV personality has confessed both masturbation and sex scenes were quite difficult to film as they made her feel "vulnerable".

Regé-Jean Page, who plays the Duke of Hastings on the new Netflix series Bridgerton, is opening up about the show’s comparisons to Fifty Shades of Grey because of some steamy scenes.