HBO quits erotic programming space, no more 'Real Sex' or 'Taxicab Confessions'

HBO representatives said the decision was made owing to the declining viewership of adult entertainment late night offerings of the network.

Look who just got PG13! Nudity and vulgar exposures on screen are no strangers to the entertainment industry, but in a very shocking update, HBO has decided to remove all of its erotic adult movies and television series from its entertainment library. Reportedly, the premium cable network has decided to take off all of its late-night programs after becoming a part of the AT&T family back in June this year.

LA Times reported the news explaining that this means long-running shows on the platform, such as 'Real Sex' and 'Taxicab Confessions' are not going to air on the channels or streaming services of HBO any longer. The information was provided to the publication by an HBO representative, adding that the decision was made owing to the declining viewership of those adult entertainment late night offerings of the network.

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