Fired Apprentice star Dr Asif Munaf denies making sex comments
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Fired The Apprentice star Dr Asif Munaf has this morning furiously denied making shocking comments to 'horrified' cast members about 'only having sex with virgins'.
The former NHS doctor was accused of making the remarks to other candidates and crew members in the house with a source saying his comments had made people feel uncomfortable.
But Dr Munaf, who was seen leaving the show on Thursday, has defiantly hit back and denied the accusations saying they are 'absolute lies' and baseless.
He then went on to say his comments were in relation to his religious belief that women should be virgins when they get married.
It comes after BBC bosses confirmed on Thursday they had dropped Dr Munaf from their spin-off show after he made 'a stream of anti-Jewish' comments on social media.
Fired Apprentice star Dr Asif Munaf has been accused of making comments to 'horrified' cast members about 'only having sex with virgins'
But the former NHS doctor has defiantly hit back
Dr Munaf - who owns his own wellness brand Neo Drops Fake - described Zionism as a 'satanic cult' in the aftermath of the October 7 terror attack.
He said today: 'Firstly absolute lie, absolute baseless. What was said was in the house I remembered what we talked about was the sanctity of marriage when you get married for the first time you should be a virgin.
The former NHS doctor was accused of making the remarks to other candidates and crew members in the house with a source saying his comments had made people feel uncomfortable.
But Dr Munaf, who was seen leaving the show on Thursday, has defiantly hit back and denied the accusations saying they are 'absolute lies' and baseless.
He then went on to say his comments were in relation to his religious belief that women should be virgins when they get married.
It comes after BBC bosses confirmed on Thursday they had dropped Dr Munaf from their spin-off show after he made 'a stream of anti-Jewish' comments on social media.
Fired Apprentice star Dr Asif Munaf has been accused of making comments to 'horrified' cast members about 'only having sex with virgins'
But the former NHS doctor has defiantly hit back
Dr Munaf - who owns his own wellness brand Neo Drops Fake - described Zionism as a 'satanic cult' in the aftermath of the October 7 terror attack.
He said today: 'Firstly absolute lie, absolute baseless. What was said was in the house I remembered what we talked about was the sanctity of marriage when you get married for the first time you should be a virgin.
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