Dylan Alcott has sparked debate on social media after video surfaced of him controlling a vibrating sex toy that was inside his sexologist, Chantelle Otten, while they were out to dinner with friends.
The Australian of the Year 2022 and wheelchair tennis star, 31, was seen adjusting the intensity of Otten’s vibrator via an app on his phone before her friends touched her crotch so they could feel the buzz.
The footage has caused an uproar on Twitter, with some critics saying Alcott’s behavior was “unbecoming” for a role model who has won one of his country’s top honors, while others found his antics to be either hilarious or harmless.
Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott (right) has sparked debate on social media after video surfaced of him controlling a vibrating sex toy inside his sexologist Chantelle Otten (left) while out with friends for dinner were
“This is behavior in the gutter and no civilized society should allow it to be normalized. It’s time to cancel Australian of the Year,” one Twitter user whined.
“As Australian of the Year, do we really need to read about your sexual adventures in a Sydney restaurant? is anything sacred in your world? Fix yourself,” grumbled another.
Others asked Alcott to keep his sex life behind closed doors in the future.
“Sorry Dylan, you lost me! Do what you want in private, but keep it off social media,” wrote one critic.
The footage has caused an uproar on Twitter, with some critics saying Alcott’s behavior was “unbecoming” for a role model who has won one of his country’s top honors (negative feedback pictured), while others found his antics to be either hilarious or harmless
However, Alcott received plenty of positive feedback, and many supporters said his fast-paced date night with Otten made the sports hero even more likable.
“I was just reading an article about Dylan Alcott, a distinguished Paralympian, Disability Advocate and Australian of the Year, who uses a sex toy on his partner in a restaurant. To be honest I’m shocked. I didn’t think I could like him more than I already do but here we are,” one fan tweeted.
Others defended Alcott’s behavior against the Twitter pile, writing: “Dylan Alcott hasn’t done anything that his partner didn’t want him to do. This whole awakened society has gone too far. As far as I can tell he is in a loving relationship #LeaveDylanAlone.’
Alcott received plenty of positive feedback, with many supporters saying his fast-paced date night with Otten made the sports hero even more likable
The footage in question showed Otten, 31, bragging about wearing a music-activated dinner while dining with Alcott and a group of friends at a fancy Sydney restaurant.
Then she let Alcott, who retired from tennis after the Australian Open, control the vibrator with an app on his phone.
Her friends then took turns touching her crotch to feel the buzz.
In a series of Instagram posts, Otten boasted about wearing a music-activated vibrator to dinner with tennis star Alcott and several friends
Before heading out, Otten explained that she used the sex toy for Pride month.
“To celebrate Pride, I decided to try something new to make myself happy,” she told her 170,000 followers.
“This thing slips down into your underwear,” she added while demonstrating the device.
Before heading out, Otten explained that she used the sex toy for Pride month
“It’s designed to be sat on [clitoris]but after trying it I think it can sit under the eggs as well [penis] Owner. It’s a really fun toy and versatile.”
Once Otten was seated in the fancy restaurant with the toy inside her, she threw her head back at the table as she savored the sensations.
At one point, both Alcott and one of her friends poked and prodded her crotch to feel the vibes.
Otten let Alcott control the vibrator via an app on his phone before allowing her friends to touch her crotch so they could feel the buzz
When they touched the device, Otten giggled and squirmed around, occasionally gasping and giggling in ecstasy.
“I’ll confirm it’s fun,” she captioned the video.
‘Great for a date night. Hand control over to your partner (or whoever!) Great for parties. Was the restaurant adequate? I don’t know, but we had fun!’
Once Otten was seated in the fancy restaurant with the toy inside her, she threw her head back at the table as she savored the sensations
Alcott and Otten went public with their romance at a tennis event in April 2019 and have been inseparable ever since.
Last year, Alcott told Good Weekend magazine he was very nervous before consummating his relationship with Otten as her entire career has centered on studying the sexual experience.
‘I thought: ‘You do it with the best!’ But we’re both sex positive. It’s important to me to talk about it,” explains the wheelchair athlete.
“It’s designed to be sat on [clitoris]but after trying it I think it can sit under the eggs as well [penis] Owner. It’s a really fun toy and versatile,” Otten explained
Otten poses for a photo with the product at the dining table in Sydney restaurant
Since finding love with Alcott, Otten has become a minor celebrity in Australia, earning endorsement deals and thousands of followers on social media.
Last year she published her first book, The Sex Ed You Never Had, and this week she was named the new brand ambassador for Kérastase hair products.
Alcott was named Australian of the Year in January in recognition of his sporting achievements and inspirational work with disabled Aussies.
The tennis star and commentator gave an emotional acceptance speech, sharing how he once “hated” himself for being different but now feels like the luckiest guy alive.
Alcott and Otten went public with their romance at a tennis event in April 2019 and have been inseparable ever since
“I was born with a tumor around my spinal cord, which was excised when I was just a few days old,” explained the Victorian.
“I didn’t know anything other than having a disability. If I’m being honest with you, I can’t tell you how much I hated myself. I used to hate having a disability. i hated it so much I hated being different and I didn’t want to be here anymore.
“But I’m so lucky that I had the best family, some of the best friends, my beautiful partner and my whole team who told me I was worth it and loved.”
Since finding love with Alcott, Otten has become a minor celebrity in Australia, earning endorsement deals and thousands of followers on social media
Now he works tirelessly in the community, using his status as a professional athlete with 15 Grand Slam titles in wheelchair tennis and triple Paralympic gold medals to change the perception of Australians living with disabilities.
“I love my disability. It’s the best thing that’s ever happened to me,” Alcott said.
“I love the person I am and the life I get to live and I’m easily the happiest guy in this country.”
Alcott was named Australian of the Year in January in recognition of his sporting achievements and inspirational work with disabled Aussies. (Pictured at the ceremony with Otten)
Alcott made Queen Elizabeth (pictured) laugh when she met the Australians of the Year 2022 via Zoom in early May
Back in May, Alcott joined other Australians who were honored with awards on Australia Day and met Queen Elizabeth via video chat to commemorate the monarch’s 70-year service.
During his introduction, Alcott spoke to British tennis stars about his sporting achievements and showdowns.
“I was lucky enough to win a couple of Wimbledon titles and beat some British players, which I was happy about, but maybe you weren’t so happy,” he joked.
The cheeky joke was enough to make the Queen giggle herself.
“I’m so fortunate that I had the best family, some of the best friends, my beautiful partner and my whole team who told me I was worthy and to be loved,” Alcott said during his Australian Acceptance Speech. Shown with Otten