Star Moira Stuart’s ‘fit’ sex life with ‘delicious’ men

MOIRA Stuart OBE opened up about her ‘sporty’ sex life when she featured in the Christmas special of Serious Come Dance.

The respected broadcaster, 72, admits she sometimes ‘didn’t even shake hands’ before getting down to business with her lover.

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“Boyfriend was delicious,” she said to Daily telegram in 2019.

“Specially going to be in the ’60s, before Aids and anything else.

“You didn’t even shake hands… You had such a wonderful, open relationship and, how am I supposed to put this dynamic, healthy relationship with everyone.”

The history presenter impressed audiences over the phone when she took part in Serious’s Christmas special.

She teamed up with Aljaž Škorjanec for a fun salsa for ‘Santa Claus Is Coming to Town,’ which fans are watching at home.

“Moira Stuart is a National Treasure,” one cheerful camper wrote on Twitter.

Another added: “Moira Stewart gives me Liza Minnelli vibes. I love her.

And a third commented: “Moira Stuart is an exceptionally good value.”

Moira has no children and is not married but has admitted it Daily mail that she was almost married twice.

She was also sensationalized by the Today presenter John Humphrys who once told her she was “sensationally sexy”.

He is said to have said: “You are the sexiest woman I know. The best we can do in the next few hours is do crazy, crazy love in the basement.”

Moira made no comment other than to point out that the show has been taped for the deaf community, which means audiences can lip-sync every word he says.

She made history in 1981 when she became the UK’s first black and Caribbean female broadcaster.

Moira first started working with BBC in the 1970s as a production assistant in the Radio’s Negotiations and Documentaries division before moving into television news in 1981.

Since then, Moira has presented every news broadcast on BBC Television, the Ten O’Clock News bar.

In 2017, the veteran revealed that she was forced to quit drinking after develop “problems with alcohol”.

Moira was appointed as a Officer of the British Empire in honor of the Queen’s Birthday in 2001, for her outstanding services in broadcasting.

Legendary TV presenter who received many other prestigious awards, including Best Broadcaster in 1988

She won the Harvey Lee Award for Outstanding Contribution to Broadcasting at the Broadcasting Press Guild Awards 2020.

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