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Simon walks in on mother Alice in the Shower in Channel 4's Kiri
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Video: Kiri viewers are horrified as teenage murder suspect walks in on his MOTHER in the shower before ripping her towel off in disturbing scenes labelled as 'sinister'

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Video: Simon walks in on mother Alice in the Shower in Channel 4's Kiri

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The penultimate episode of Channel 4's drama Kiri saw a scene that was described by viewers as 'sinister' after schoolboy Simon walked in on his mother Alice in the shower and refused to leave before ripping the...

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