AN OLYMPICS star has claimed the so-called anti-sex beds in Paris are “fake news” after carrying out his own testing.
Irish athlete Rhys McClenaghan made a short video testing out the durability of the beds in the Olympic village.
And as a gymnast he was able to perform several different techniques to help him deliver an informed verdict.
McClenaghan jumped up and down on the bed and did his most to dismantle the cardboard beds, but to no avail.
So he decided the idea they were ‘anti-sex- beds’ was untrue.
The two-time pommel horse world champion said: “I’m at the Paris Olympic Games and they once again have these cardboard anti-sex beds.
“When I tested them last time they withstood my testing, but maybe I wasn’t rigorous enough.”
McClenaghan then carried out the tests before reaching a conclusion, saying: “No they pass the test. It’s fake, it’s fake news!”
British gymnast Louis Smith, who is a four-time Olympic medalist, replied saying: “Who needs an anti-sex bed when you have the floor 
”
McClenaghan previously tested beds at the Tokyo Olympics, where an intimacy ban was put in place due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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However that ban has been lifted for Paris and organsiers have even fitted the Olympic village with 300,000 condoms.
A number of Olympic athletes have opened the door on their steamy lives behind-the-scenes when in camp, including huge sex orgies and parties.
