Former Nickelodeon star Victoria Justice says she felt 'uncomfortable' filming first-ever sex scene

Former Nickelodeon star Victoria Justice got candid about her first-ever sex scene. During an appearance on SiriusXM’s 'Hits 1 LA with Tony Fly and Symon,' the 31-year-old actress shared that she felt 'uncomfortable' while filming the intimate scene in her upcoming movie 'Depravity' and questioned the timing of the shoot. 'My first day on set I had my first-ever sex scene. I’m like, ‘Really, guys? We’re gonna schedule this for the first day? Cool.

Tamasy, whose screenwriting credits include 'The Fighter,' 'The Finest Hours' and 'Patriots Day,' also penned the script for 'Depravity.' While appearing on 'Hits 1 LA with Tony Fly and Symon,' Justice shared her thoughts on the misconceptions that people can have about sex scenes. think sometimes people think filming sex scenes or anything like an intimate scene, that it’s really sexy,' the 'Zoey 101' star said. 'It’s really not. It’s uncomfortable, honestly, and there’s a bunch of random dudes in the room breathing and watching you.' Justice added that she and her scene partner, whom she did not name, were friends 'as much as we could be.' 'We barely knew each other because it was the first day of filming,' she explained.

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