Meet the Lovehoney experts

Annabelle Knight is an expert on sex, relationships, dating, and body language. She has qualifications in couples counselling and life coaching, a diploma is psychosexual therapy, and has worked with couples as a celebrity dating coach.

Her TV credits include Good Morning Britain, This Morning, Loose Women, and Big Brother's Bit on the Side, as well as Channel 4's More Sex Please and Sky Lifetime's The Joy of Sex Toys. She's also the UK brand ambassador for Climax How, an educational platform for people who want to improve their intimate wellbeing.

As a sex and relationships expert, Annabelle has worked with Talk Radio, Soho Radio, and many local BBC radio stations. She co-hosted the podcast Sex and Other Stuff and was the official flirt expert for ITV's Love Island podcast, After Sun. In print, she's a regular contributor to The Sun, The Metro, The Telegraph, Grazia, and Cosmopolitan – commenting on all things lust and love.

Sarah Mulindwa is a Specialist Sexual Health Nurse and TV Presenter. With over 15 years as a qualified Nurse, she’s been practicing as a Senior Sexual Health and HIV Nurse for over 10 years, having trained at the world-renowned clinic, 56 Dean Street.

Her role has seen her lead clinics for targeted groups including young people, the LGBTQIA + community and sex workers - championing outreach services to meet their needs from a holistic approach.

She is best known as the witty and glamorous Nurse Presenter on Channel 4’s hit show ‘The Sex Clinic’ where she is part of a team of sexual health experts who cut through Britain’s sex secrets. She not only teaches young people about sex but encourages them to talk about issues around mental health, relationships, identity and body issues.

Having created a unique and diverse career, Sarah is also known in the creative industry as a Fashion Stylist and Radio personality. Her exceptional skill sets have enabled her to make her mark across the board in Sexual Wellness, Health, Fashion and TV.

Dr Ben Davis is a medical doctor, clinical sexologist, and COSRT-registered sex and relationship therapist. He's one of only a handful of doctors internationally to be dual-trained in sexual medicine and psychosexual therapy.

Ben trained at the University of Cambridge and UCL. He holds a PhD in population health, membership of the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP), and a Fellowship of the European Committee of Sexual Medicine (FECSM). He also sits on the committee of the British Society of Sexual Medicine.

Working as an NHS GP within his own private clinic, Ben specialises in men's sexual health, bringing his medical and therapeutic expertise together. He works to help men understand the root cause of what they're experiencing, whether that's erectile difficulties, low libido, testosterone deficiency, premature ejaculation, sexual performance anxiety, or loss of desire. These can all have physical causes, psychological causes, or relational ones, and getting that distinction right changes everything.

When it comes to men and sex, Ben is a passionate advocate for moving the focus away from performance and towards pleasure, vulnerability, and intimacy. He brings this essential perspective to a wide public audience as an expert contributor to The Guardian, The Telegraph, Cosmopolitan, the i Paper, and through podcasts and YouTube.

With a specialist interest in gay, bi, and queer men's sexual health, Ben brings hormonal, physical, and psychosexual expertise to a space that has historically centred sexual health through the lens of risk, rather than the full richness of desire, intimacy, and identity. This is a conversation he continues as a regular podcast guest, speaking openly about erections, testosterone, TRT, and sex therapy.

Dr Elesha Vooght is an NHS resident doctor and trainee therapist. She qualified as a doctor in 2018, but her commitment to sexual wellness started long before her first shift. While at medical school, Elesha researched peer-led sexual health education for young people, travelled to Kenya to study HIV prevention programmes, and worked as a researcher or healthcare assistant in multiple sexual health clinics.

After qualifying, Elesha moved to New Zealand to work as an occupational health doctor for sex workers through a grassroots organisation – a role that shaped her belief that sexual pleasure is a genuine health need, not a niche concern. Since returning to the UK, her clinical experience has spanned gynaecology, urology, psychiatry, emergency medicine, and endocrinology.

Alongside her NHS work, Elesha reviews articles on Lovehoney to make sure our advice is backed by the latest sexual health research and guidance. She has worked as a medical advisor for Kandid, Joii, and nevernot, where she's been involved in everything from product design and testing to answering customers' most personal sexual health questions. She's also a trainee psychosexual and relationship therapist at Macmillan Cancer Support.

What drives Elesha is a simple but radical idea: sex isn't just something to treat when it goes wrong. It's a fundamental human need – as basic as eating or sleeping – and everyone deserves to experience it safely, comfortably, and joyfully.

Sexologist Elisabeth Neumann was born in 1992 in the heart of Berlin, where she was deeply influenced by the city's rich history of sex-positive and queer-friendly underground culture that dates back to the 1920s.

This early exposure shaped her commitment to sexual education, and soon she found herself working with teenagers and young adults. She took her expertise to various festivals and events, advocating for safer sex, fostering consent, and addressing related issues faced by adoloescents.

Her passion for the field deepened as she delved into reproductive justice, working with organizations like pro familia—the German counterpart to Planned Parenthood. Her journey led her to join WowTech (now part of Lovehoney Group) in 2018, where she initially worked in the Innovation Team, focusing on research. Today, she managers the User Research Team at Lovehoney and oversees a global tester community comprising more than 13,000 members. In 2026, she was interviewed by The Times about the complexities of this research, which is often challenged by the gaps in sex education.

Elisabeth firmly believes that knowledge empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their life and bodies. She's particularly interested in investigating the 'blind spots' in research around sexual behaviour, primarily due to a historical lack of funding in the area. For Elisabeth, the highlight of her work at Lovehoney is delving deep into these gaps to question, research, and most importantly, to understand the intricate 'whys' of human behaviour.

Whether it's tips for using your bullet vibe or advice on cleaning your sex toys, every Lovehoney guide has to go through Althaea. That's why she began training as a sex educator, gaining relationships and sex education (RSE) accreditation through acet UK in 2025. She's here to make sure you get the best advice on sex and sex toys that exists on the internet.

Althaea became Lovehoney's content editor in 2024. Before that, she was helping Flo, a menstrual cycle tracking app, create medically-reviewed content on women's sexual and reproductive heath. With over six years of experience researching and writing for various brands, Althaea first discovered her editing skills when she co-founded Harpy Mag, an online magazine for women and marginalised voices.

Emma Davies joined Lovehoney in 2022 as the content team’s Welsh writing wizard. She's passtionate about gender inclusivity and loves learning about all things lingerie and adult toys.

Emma creates our ever-popular ‘Position of the Week’ segment. Whether it's suggesting position-enhancing products for people of all genders or offering alternative approaches for those with disabilities, she works diligently to make sure every sex position Lovehoney recommends is more inclusive... and physically possible!

When Emma's not enhancing the nation's sex lives with position ideas, she's quality checking our product descriptioms – and can often be found pondering the length of a King Cock dildo.

Victoria is our globe-trotting content queen with in-depth knowledge of all things Lovehoney. She's the creative genius behind our product desciptions, which means she knows our sex toys inside out... as well as our lubes, sex essentials, lingerie, and bondage gear!

As a Lovehoney writer, she's here to guide our customers to deeper understanding of how to use, clean, and store their favourite toys as they pursue their sexual happiness.

Having lived in Spain for nearly a decade, Victoria’s passion for promoting body positivity and championing diversity is only equaled by her love of a cold beer on a hot beach.

When it comes to sexual pleasure: you name it, Rosie's written about it. A freelance copywriter and journalist, she's currently working on Lovehoney's 'How to' guides — and when she's not busy penning tips on how to masturbate and pick the right vibrator, you'll find her adding yet more lingerie to her wishlist.

Suzanne Noble is a self-described "serial entrepreneur" whose work centres around advocating for seniors.

She's also one of Lovehoney's Queen Bees, which means she's on our panel of senior sexperts. The Queen Bees share their wisdom on sex, relationships, and dating, particularly for those in later life. "The more we can normalise conversations around sex and ageing, the easier it will be for society to consider sexual pleasure as an essential for healthy ageing," says Suzanne.

You can find Suzanne's dating advice on her TikTok channel, @sexadviceforseniors. She also hosts a podcast of the same name, which is dedicated to tackling the challenges and taboos around sex and relationships as we get older. She’s a passionate advocate for everyone enjoying a fulfilling sex life, no matter their age.

Tina Pemberton is back in the dating pool and sharing her experiences through her Tina Goes Dating series on TikTok. She's devoted to breaking stereotypes about getting back out there later in life and hopes to empower more people to do the same.

You may have spotted her being interviewed on This Morning, talking about her experiences trying to find love in her sixties. She's also one of Lovehoney's Queen Bees, which means she's on our panel of senior sexperts. The Queen Bees share their wisdom on sex, relationships, and dating, particularly for those in later life.

"I'm ecstatic about being a Queen Bee," says Tina. "I can show the world that a sexual reawakening is possible at any age."

Judith Vandepeer Delgado is a burlesque performer and teacher, known by the stage name Pupin DeVert. She believes in the power of dance to boost body confidence and help people feel sexually empowered.

Judith is also one of Lovehoney's Queen Bees, which means she's on our panel of senior sexperts. The Queen Bees share their wisdom on sex, relationships, and dating, particularly for those in later life.

"I want older women to be visible in all areas of life, and for them to be seen as the fully-rounded vibrant goddesses they are!" says Judith.