Dylan Alcott is honored to receive an invitation to Queen Elizabeth’s funeral this week, making him one of only ten Australians to have no dignitaries in attendance.
But it was Paralympian sexologist girlfriend Chantelle Otten, 31, who stole the spotlight on Monday when she hosted a seminar on live sex at the Sydney Opera House.
Chantelle’s seminar, titled How to Have Sex, focused on topics such as taboo sexual behavior and the use of sex toys.
Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott, 31, (centre) supports his girlfriend, sexologist Chantelle Otten, 31, (right) at a sex conference on Monday at the Sydney Opera House. Chantelle shared this Instagram couple photo at the event with a female friend
‘V-spot, dildo, erotic area, alas! Psychologist Chantelle Otten guides us beyond just agreeing to great encounters, and feeling comfortable and excited about communicating about our bodies and desires,’ describing the formal event written.
Posting on Instagram after the workshop, Chantelle, 31, shared a snap of herself posing in front of the Sydney Harbor Bridge with her Paralympian dog, 31, and a female friend.
Australian of the Year, Dylan beamed with pride as he wrapped an arm around his girlfriend of three years.
Chantelle’s workshop, titled How to Have Sex, focuses on topics such as taboo sexual behavior and the use of sex toys. Photo: Chantelle presenting on stage at the conference
On Tuesday, it was announced that Dylan was one of ten ‘everyday Australians’ invited to London for the Queen’s funeral next week. Dylan is pictured with Chantelle at the Australian Open in January 2022
Queen Elizabeth’s funeral will be held on Monday evening Australian time at Westminster Abbey. Pictured is Queen Elizabeth II in October 2020
In her caption, Chantelle praised her colleagues for helping organize the panel, before specifically mentioning her ‘love’, Alcott appeared to offer support.
On Tuesday, it was announced that Dylan was one of ten ‘everyday Australians’ invited to London for the Queen’s funeral next week.
Funeral services will be held on Monday evening Australian time at Westminster Abbey.
Dylan famously made the Queen laugh when they met during a Zoom meeting in May to celebrate the king’s 70th year of service. Pictured is Queen Elizabeth smiling at Dylan’s joke
Dylan famously made the Queen laugh when they met during a Zoom meeting in May to celebrate the king’s 70th year of service.
In his introduction, the retired athlete discussed his athletic achievements and achievements.
“I’m lucky to win a few Wimbledon titles and beat some British players, which I’m happy about but maybe you’re not happy about it,” he joked, prompting the Queen to chuckle.
The 15-time Grand Slam singles title winner later explained that the reason he ‘wakes up in the morning’ was to change people’s perception of disability and what the Australian of the Year award means. which for you.
“Honestly, I get emotional talking about it,” he said.
Image of Queen Elizabeth in a video chat meeting with Australians in 2022, such as Dylan Alcott (second from right), Valmai Dempsey (second from left), Dr Daniel Nour (far left) ) and Shanna Whan (far right) say Queen of their achievements
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