Sex/Life viewers left drooling over full frontal male shower scene in raunchy Netflix series

SEX/LIFE viewers have been left drooling over a full frontal male shower scene in the raunchy Netflix series.

The drama follows horny housewife Billie (Sarah Shahi) who craves the wild days of her youth as she struggles to remain a devoted and faithful wife to husband Cooper.

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Billie starts to think back to her steamy sex with former flame Brad - played by Adam Demos - before he unexpectedly re-enters her life.

The show features a number of raunchy sex scenes but fans were even more distracted by actor Adam's full-frontal nudity scene in episode three.

The scene in question sees Cooper checking Brad out in the gym showers, clearly feeling threatened by his wife's former flame.

As Brad turns around, his private parts are on full display, making viewers' eyes pop out of their heads in the process.

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Taking to Twitter, one viewer wrote: "Episode 3 Gym shower scene! I can SEE why Billie can't forget!"

Another added alongside a picture of a woman with her mouth open: "Gym shower scene episode 3 on I understand you Billie, i do!"

A third tweeted: "Wait, Brad in that shower scene at the gym. Ok Billie girl #SexLife."

A fellow viewer shared a gif of actress Maya Rudolph dribbling water from her mouth and wrote: "Me literally during that gym shower scene when Brad turned around and you saw how well endowed he actually is……"

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Actor Adam, 35, recently spoke to about the show's sex scenes, and his moment in the shower.

He said: "I was okay with it because you read the script and know what you're getting yourself into from the start, so I don't think you would sign on to a show after reading the scripts and then say no last minute.

"That doesn't mean you can't have discussions about comfort level, which they allowed us to have - and with the intimacy coordinator, so it felt a lot safer."

Sex/Life is available on Netflix now.