Daisy May Cooper leaves Shaggy red-faced after VERY cheeky admission on Never Mind the Buzzcocks
Daisy May Cooper left Shaggy red-faced as she revealed she had lost her virginity for his hit song Angels.
The couple appeared together on Wednesday’s episode of Never Mind the Buzzcocks when Daisy couldn’t help but make the cheeky admission.
When asked by presenter Greg James if she was excited to have the singer on her team, the 36-year-old comedian admitted: “I don’t know if I should say this but I have my virginity backed by your song Angels lost a Corsa!’
Cheeky: Daisy May Cooper left Shaggy red-faced at Never Mind the Buzzcocks on Wednesday as she revealed she had lost her virginity to his hit song Angels
As Shaggy burst out laughing, panelist Rosie Jones inquired, ‘Did it last the whole song?’ to which Daisy admitted, ‘Absolutely not, probably just the intro…why am I sharing these things?!!’
Speaking exclusively to Web about the moment, Daisy quipped: “I think he was just thrilled that I made an impact on my life.
“He was another guest who was amazing. And you think how successful he is and he was so laid back and really put himself into the show.
Hilarious: The pair appeared together on Wednesday’s episode of Never Mind the Buzzcocks as Daisy couldn’t help but make the cheeky admission
“I think it’s difficult for musicians because some of them have to take themselves pretty seriously. So if you have a musician who just doesn’t care, who really plays like you’re playing a game of Monopoly for Christmas… It was wonderful.’
It comes after Daisy revealed she was trolled after losing weight.
The actress went on the keto (low-carb, high-fat) diet to lose weight post-lockdown, but admitted she’s since been inundated with messages telling her she’s “not funny anymore” since she changed her looks have.
Open: The 36-year-old comedienne admitted: “I don’t know if I should say this but I lost my virginity to your song Angels in the back of a Corsa!”
Funny: As Shaggy burst out laughing, panelist Rosie Jones inquired, “Did it last the whole song?” to which Daisy admitted, “Absolutely not, probably just the intro…”
She told Grazia magazine: “I’m so into body positivity, but when I was my tallest I was at my miserable and I had massive binge eating. I wasn’t healthy. I couldn’t breathe going up the stairs. I was so unhappy.
“And I’ve had some messages like, ‘Well, now you’ve lost the weight, you’re not funny anymore.’
“What the heck? Why do women have to be freaking fat to be funny? It makes me so angry. I stand up for everyone. I think everyone should be happy with their body. But I wasn’t.”
“Why do women have to be fat to be funny?”: Daisy recently revealed that she’s been trolled for her weight loss (pictured left in March 2022 and right in 2019).