Explicit messages between stars of C4’s new throuple dating show REVEALED after horny cast caused chaos while filming

THE STARS of Channel 4’s new throuple dating show have bravely unlocked their phones to share their best flirty banter. 

Love Triangle sees singles spend 48 hours texting two potential suitors before moving in with one after a blind date – with the second following soon after.

Earlier this month The Sun revealed the horny group who would be in control – called The Pickers – including Zaralena, Mike and Dan. 

Now here are the flirty five – called The Suitors – who could end up being drawn into their throuples.

Aly, 28, from Scotland says she finds herself stuck in “situationships” and is now looking for someone with emotional intelligence. 

Meanwhile personal trainer Kelly, 38, says chemistry is everything – which is perhaps why she proceeds to tell Mike all about her toxic ex.

After leaving a toxic relationship, Kelly has been single for most of her thirties. 

Taking a break from dating helped rebuild her confidence and understand what she truly wants from a relationship. 

Then Lloyd from York says he’s been living the playboy dream for the last year. 

Which isn’t hard to imagine, having seen how he responds to Zaralena’s chat up line. 

She asks: “Are you a boob or a bum guy?”

And the modern day Shakespeare hits back: “Definitely a bum guy 100%”.

It probably goes down a storm with gorgeous ZaraLena though, who says she’s looking for someone with a “sex-positive attitude” as has found lack of rumpy-pumpy a deal-breaker in the past. 

Also among The Suitors are Jack, 27, who says that by day he is a Land and Planning Manager and by night he is “charming anything with a pulse”. 

Matt, 31, sounds a little more reputable as a music manager with nearly 500 artists and tribute bands on his roster.

He also performs as Mark Owen in a Take That tribute.

Other texts between the daters include chat between Lloyd and Brodie, who declares: “I need to have a connection in my vagina before I can be vulnerable”.

The show launches later this month.