Ashleigh Williams, 23, who is an escort and makes adult webcam videos, was one of the women who appeared in Louis Theroux: Selling Sex, which aired on BBC2 in January. Ashleigh Williams (pictured with Theroux), 23, who is an escort and makes adult webcam videos, was one of the women who appeared in Louis Theroux: Selling Sex, which aired in January. Cash and one of its affiliates, ImLive on January 4 and only received a response from ImLive three days after informing them of the exposed documents. I came across your hub few days ago and was really thrilled by articles. I recenty came across a hub called the unfortunate fall of woman (power most likely) I found it in your Matriarchy article but I didn't read it litteraly because I was scared of what I might find. It continues: 'They told us it was going to be called 'selling sex'. But strongly believe that this is just a way for our brains to deal with the trauma that is going in the body at that particular time . She also raised another concern in the article, claiming the production team did not respect her time and work.



But my treatment on the show revealed the production team had a shallow understanding of sex work. She revealed 'none of her family' has spoken to her since the documentary aired. We are confident that Ashleigh gave informed consent to be a part of the documentary as is evidenced by ongoing communication with her. The final edit does, and should, lie in the control of the BBC, but the welfare and views of our contributors are always part of our process and it was our genuine view that Ashleigh's concerns had been resolved. It is understood that Miss William consented to footage being used and was present during the editing process. Miss Williams (right) claims the team refused to listen to her pleas to remove a section in which she reveals she was the victim of childhood abuse. Miss Williams told how she 'begged' for the segment to be cut to no avail.



Miss William also claims she was told before filming that a former a sex worker would involved in the production - something she says she later found out not to be true. I'm on my way out the door at the moment, but wanted to say thank you for addressing my questions, and I will address each of your points too. If a woman is not comfortable in her own skin or is feeling unattractive or insecure about herself, more than likely she will not be in the mood for sex. A woman who appeared in a Louis Theroux BBC documentary about sex workers claims she was 'mistreated' and 'manipulated' during filming. No woman should publicly talk or be seen with a man who is not a direct blood relative, she could be arrested for doing so and punished. Others are finding entertainment in the most mundane of activities, like changing the sheets and doing the laundry, as well as making a careful choice of what to select for meals.