Courtney Stodden weighs in on Euphoria's sexualisation of child images

Courtney Stodden has criticised Euphoria 's sexualisation of child images and addressed the picture of Sydney Sweeney's character, Cassie, posing with a dummy in her mouth and wearing a nappy.The media personality, 31, has said of the moment in the widely panned third HBO season: 'this is not accidental - it's written, approved, styled, filmed and released by adults'.She said: 'I almost didn't say anything about this because it's easier to stay quiet and pretend it's just TV. But, we're grown. We know exactly what we're looking at.'This doesn't happen by accident. This is written and approved, styled, filmed and released by adults. A grown man wrote this and at every step other adults agreed to it. 'And we're still calling it art.' Euphoria fans have said some of series three's 'disturbing' and 'misogynistic' scenes, released on Monday  have 'gone too far this time', leaving them uncomfortable.