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Dutch TV presenter stuns viewers after drinking milk direct from mother's ...

  • Host Paul de Leeuw causes controversy on programme Langs de Leeuw
  • Asks woman if milk tastes 'nice and sweet'... and amazingly she lets him try
  • He jokes he 'could tell you ate asparagus' after sampling

By Daily Mail Reporter

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A Dutch TV presenter stunned viewers after drinking milk direct from a mother's breasts during his primetime Saturday night show.

Host Paul de Leeuw had invited a group of women from a charity which allows the exchange of breast milk between mothers to his entertainment show, Langs de Leeuw.

During an interview with the women, the host asked whether breast milk was 'nice and sweet' and asked if he could taste some. 

TV host drinks milk from woman's breast

Cheek: TV host Paul de Leeuw asks audience member if he can try her breast milk

Cheek: TV host Paul de Leeuw asks audience member if he can try her breast milk

Yes please: Amazingly, the woman consents and de Leeuw goes in for the kill

Yes please: Amazingly, the woman consents and de Leeuw goes in for the kill

Yum: After warning de Leeuw 'not to bite', the host starts to taste

Yum: After warning de Leeuw 'not to bite', the host starts to taste

Fun and games: The audience participant in the bizarre experiment seems to be enjoying herself

Fun and games: The audience participant in the bizarre experiment seems to be enjoying herself

'I can tell you ate asparagus yesterday': de Leeuw gives his verdict after odd stunt

'I can tell you ate asparagus yesterday': de Leeuw gives his verdict after odd stunt

One of the women offered him a bottle of the milk but de Leeuw said he would prefer to drink from the source.

'Well, if you don't bite you may try it,' the volunteer, named Wendy, said.

De Leeuw leaned in and drunk from one of her breasts before pulling back and starting on the second breast.

'I find the second one better tasting, but I can taste that you've eaten asparagus yesterday,' de Leeuw quipped.

The segment has generated criticism on social media but volunteer Wendy defended the unusual exchange, saying it was 'for a good cause'.

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