WATCH: This Awesome Gymnast Just Proved Those “Anti-Sex” Olympic Beds Are Actually “Fake News”

The International Olympic Committee is “FAKE NEWS”!

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The IOC doesn’t want COVID spreading any further, so they’ve come up with this brilliant idea where they made “anti-sex” beds to discourage any “funny business.” The beds are special, since, as announced ” they have the mattress sitting on flimsy cardboard that’s only supposed to support the weight of one person.”

However, it would all be perfect if it wasn’t all lies…

An Irish gymnast tested the strength of the notorious “anti-sex” beds, discovering that the IOC is full of c**p.

How did he test it?

By jumping on the bed as hard as possible! beds and discovered that the IOC is full of it, and as he says – their beds are “fake news.”

Here’s the announcement on the YouTube page, describing the video:

“Irish gymnast jumps on cardboard beds at Tokyo Olympics to debunk ‘anti-sex claim, IOC reacts #viralvideo The International Olympic Committee said the beds at the Games are ‘sturdy’ after Irish gymnast Rhys McClenaghan shared a video of himself jumping on them. Key Highlights Recently pictures of beds made of cardboard at the Tokyo Olympics had gone viral on social media report claimed that the beds are ‘anti-sex to avoid intimacy between the athletes at the Games village The International Olympic Committee has now debunked the ‘anti-sex myth surrounding the beds The report of cardboard beds at the Tokyo Olympics being ‘anti-sex to avoid intimacy between the athletes had gone viral recently. The beds at the Olympics village in Tokyo have been made of cardboard but are sturdy enough to handle the weight of two individuals, the organizers clarified on Monday (July 19). Irish gymnast Rhys McClenaghan decided to debunk the myth of the beds being ‘anti-sex by jumping on them. In a video shared by him on Twitter, McClenaghan can be seen continuously jumping on a bed to prove his point. A report in the New York Post had claimed that the beds have been designed to ensure athletes don’t get intimate and practice social distancing. In a video shared on Twitter, McClenaghan called it fake news. “The beds are meant to be anti-sex. They’re made out of cardboard, yes, but apparently, they’re meant to break with sudden movements. It’s fake — fake news,” the gymnast said in the video.”

Watch the video here:

Awesome way to prove a point and reveal fake news!