‘Beyond Freud’s Wildest Dreams’: New Reality Dating Show ‘MILF Manor’ Slammed For Inviting Moms And Sons Onto Sexy Island

The TLC new show “MILF Manor” Is it being criticized for going too far? Reality TV Standards, which have already set the bar very low.

The Series Follows eight single moms in 40s and 50s looking to find younger men in the 20s and 30s. The acronym “MILF” It stands for “Mom I’d Like to F***.” These women learn that their adult children are infiltrating the show’s first episode. Dating pool.  

Some clips have received reactions from TLC TikTok users, such as: “vile,” “gross,” “weird,” “horrendous,” “disgusting,” “disturbing,” The “most uncomfortable show ever.”

The New Yorker Review “MILF Manor” This is an example of a “new low” “perhaps even a rock bottom” for reality television, saying it’s “haunted by the [specter] of incest.”

Show participants received a message which said in part. “You are now in the same dating pool. Open your minds and have an experience you may never have imagined,” This was a reference to how mothers and their sons would mix in sexually-charged situations. Critics point out that the moms share their bedrooms with their sons as well, which is indicative of mothers coddling mature adults. 

Kelle Mortensen, a real estate broker and a fitness coach, said that “I’m so excited to meet these other guys … sorry ladies I might be sleeping with your son,” per The New York Post.

One son described his mother as “a beautiful woman,” according to the publication. “kinky” Guessing that she was one the women who admitted to having had sex on an elevator. Another mother told her son that her son was defending her breasts for getting so much attention. “It didn’t bother you when you were sucking on them (as a baby) either … you were really thirsty.”

“Beyond Freud’s wildest dreams,” One commenter Answered You can watch a clip of it here. 

“MILF Manor” Current score is 17% on critics and 22% on audience Rotten Tomatoes.

“Faith in humanity lost,” One reviewer shared. 

“Wildly disturbing,” A different person wrote. “A combination of everything wrong with the world.”

Meanwhile, the show’s creator defended the concept, calling it an example of female empowerment.

“I don’t really understand what all the fuss is about,” Daniela Neumann, Spun Gold TV’s managing director, Telled The Washington Post. She said that the show aims to remove the stigma of older women meeting younger men, if they wish to.

“No one’s doing anything wrong. And these are all consenting adults,” Neumann continued. “I don’t really understand it, but I think that anything that provokes conversation is a very positive thing.”