Cara Delevingne had to relive the time she had s** with someone on a plane, with her father in the audience during Comic Relief.

The model was quizzed by Graham Norton about the incident where she got up to no good at 35,000ft.

Norton asked, “You were doing it, and a man was watching it…”, to which Cara sheepishly replied, “My father is here by the way, sorry dad…” However, the 24-year-old was not too embarrassed to discuss the incident in detail and even complained about the person watching them.

“It was disgusting, pervert. Turn away!” she said.

Matt Lucas also joined in and asked where the deed took place.

Cara confessed that it was not in the toilet, as is most synonymous with the mile-high club. “It happened in the seat,” she said.

The incident happened right in the middle of the cabin which is why someone was having a cheeky watch.

Bet her dad was really proud of her discussing that.

Vic Reeves also shocked viewers with his “Kong” live on TV.

The comedian showed off his fake p-nis to Susanna Reid during Comic Relief.

“It’s out there. It’s quite long, have you seen it? It’s very long and heavy at the end with a twist in the middle and at the beginning there’s a couple of little clackers… it’s quite hairy at the beginning. You’ll probably miss it,” he said.

However, the stunt did not go down well with many viewers, who thought it was inappropriate.

Comic Relief is a biennial event in the UK that raises money for children in need both in the UK and Africa.

The charity event has been running since 1985 and has raised more than £1bn since its inception.

This year’s event featured several celebrities who were willing to make a fool of themselves for a good cause.

Ed Sheeran sang with a group of school children in Liberia, while David Walliams undertook a 200-mile swim along the River Thames.

During the show, Cara Delevingne was also involved in a sketch with Ed Sheeran, where they were seen making up a song on the spot.

She also participated in a live auction where she raised £10,000 by offering to draw a portrait of the highest bidder.

The model was not the only one who had to answer embarrassing questions on the show.

Jack Whitehall was also quizzed about his s** life and his love of twerking.

Many viewers took to social media to express their shock and disgust at some of the stunts that were pulled on the show.

Some criticised the celebrities for their inappropriate behaviour, while others called for the show to be cancelled altogether.

However, the show’s organisers defended the event, saying that it was all for a good cause.

Comic Relief managed to raise over £63m for charity.

The money will be used to support vulnerable children in the UK and Africa.

The charity provides funds to a range of projects, including those that tackle domestic violence, mental health issues and poverty.

The funds raised will help to make a real difference to the lives of those who need it most.