Report: ‘Fear Factor’ producers want to keep contestants from talking about donkey semen stunt

The fall out from Fear Factor’s donkey semen stunt continues. After NBC pulled the entire episode that featured the stunt, it is now being reported that the show’s producers want to keep the contestants, who were pairs of twins, from talking about the stunt.

Tuesday, TMZ posted a video where the site spoke to one of the teams of twins, Claire and Byrne Odioso. In the video, the two try to dodge questions about the stunt, which was supposed to air on Monday, saying that a confidentiality agreement bars them from talking about specifics. Still, Claire, the one who actually drank the semen while Byrne drank urine, talked about how she felt about the stunt, saying that they “probably” would do it again. “...We are proud of what we did,” she added.

The two were also asked if there was any difference between the stunt and bestiality porn. “There's a large difference ... no sexual acts involved,” they said.

Claire also spoke to Patch.com, according to The New York Daily News. She said that she felt no animals were harmed during the stunt, adding that “We are disappointed because we wanted to share the experience with our family and friends.”

According to TMZ, Fear Factor’s producers saw Claire’s comments in the video. The site reports that Claire later received a threatening call and said they would send their lawyers after her, claiming that she broke the confidentiality agreement. TMZ also reported that the producers are going around to the other contestants to try to stop them from talking about the stunt.

Ace Show Biz reports that the episode was titled “Hee Haw! Hee Haw!” and that they had planned to air it until the American Donkey & Mule Society protested.