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Parents criticise 'inappropriate' Caity Baser set at youth music festival

Parents criticise 'inappropriate' Caity Baser set at youth music festival
BBC Entertainment Friday 03 July 2026, 09:49 UTC 1 min read
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Children as young as seven were in the audience when Caity Baser asked the crowd whether they had ever had sex with a friend.

Children as young as seven were in the audience when Caity Baser asked the crowd whether they had ever had sex with a friend.
Caity Baser (PERSON)
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