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Woman in lingerie allows elderly man to grope her chest while she dirty dances in veterans’ home

A woman scantily dressed in lingerie was seen dirty dancing in front of seniors in a veterans’ home for Mid-Autumn celebrations.

The video has since gone viral online, with netizens criticising the home’s management for allowing such behaviour.

The 35-second clip starts with a woman in pink and black lingerie lying on the floor and spreading her legs wide open in front of the men.

She makes a seductive beckoning gesture as she waves a hand towards her private area. Meanwhile, the elderly audience applauds the performance.

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Photo: FB screengrab/Shäkirä Isäbël

The woman gets up but does so while positioning her chest intimately close to the face of one of the men.

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Photo: FB screengrab/Shäkirä Isäbël

The woman then grabs the man’s hands and places them on her chest. She lets him grope her for a few seconds while the rest continue clapping.

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Photo: FB screengrab/Shäkirä Isäbël

Her final move was guiding his hand as she slid it down her body.

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Photo: FB screengrab/Shäkirä Isäbël

The video enraged netizens, who said this was inappropriate behaviour.

Taoyuan Veterans Home in Taiwan, where the performance was held, has since apologised for including the dance in its Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations.

Liberty Times Net reported that the home issued a statement noting its regret over the incident. The intimate performance was meant to boost the elderly’s vitality and enthusiasm but proved to be too much, thus the criticisms. /TISG

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