Disgusted Loose Women want Twitter to take action as the show's hashtag has been sabotaged by porn.
The '#LooseWomen' is used daily by viewers of the daytime TV show to discuss issues that have been debated on the popular daytime TV show.
However, fans were horrified to find that a 'ridiculous' amount of hardcore pornographic images have infiltrated the feed this week.
Angry viewers have demanded that Twitter take action as 'there is a time and a place' for such material.
There have even been suggestions that all the viewers move to '#loose_women' so they can freely engage without rude images popping up.
Taking to Twitter, one viewer said: "@TwitterSupport. Please sort out the ridiculous amount of spam/porn on this tag. It’s ridiculous."
"@Twitter @TwitterSupport C'mon guys!! Its all a bit much! Stop ignoring it! What if there are young peeps on the hashtag," added another.
A third said: "Jesus Christ #twitter #twittersupport can we do something about the overload of porn please!! Nothing against a healthy bit of porn but there's a time and a place!! Puts me off my sandwich......"
"The f*** is going on with all the porn on the tag!! This is a family show," said a fourth.
One Twitter user claimed they had to block 20 accounts to stop seeing the filthy images.
After a streams of porn appeared on the hashtag it seemed Twitter responded to the amount of complaints.
The string of pornographic images seemed to stop mid-way through the episode so viewers could go back to their normal discussions.
Ironically, this came on the day the Loose ladies were debating whether sex scenes a re a turn-on or turn-off.
Janet Street-Porter admitted she loves seeing sex on television, especially on a Sunday night after a "weekend of disappointment".
Brenda Edwards said: "I can't remember the last time I saw a sex scene. A lot of the times I'm watching with my kids and I get really embarrassed. We don't have those kinds of conversations."
While Ruth Langsford revealed she watched Secret Life Of The Zoo with her mum while zebras started mating.
*Loose Women airs weekdays on ITV at 12.30pm
