A winner of Come Dine With Me who admitted engaging in sexuality activity with a 15-year-old boy has been handed a three-year community payback order.

Lucy Haughey, 37, arranged via Facebook for the schoolboy to come to her house on June 25 last year.

The mother-of-three later confessed to a friend online she was a "bad person".

The reality TV show contestant said: "I'm glad it was me and not a skinny, skanky 15-year-old schemie."

The friend told the boy's mother and he broke down when confronted about what happened.

Earlier this month Haughey, from Glasgow's south side, appeared at the city's sheriff court where she admitted engaging in sexual activity with the teenager.

On Monday, sheriff Shona Gilroy sentenced Haughey to a three-year community payback order, with a number of conditions, and put her on the sex offenders register for three years.

She also imposed a three-year non-harassment order that she will not contact the teenager or his family.

Haughey was also branded "disingenuous" and told she presented a "significant risk" of sexual offending towards teenagers known to her.

She must have no contact with the boy or his family, no contact with children under 16, not use social media without permission and not delete her internet history.

Procurator fiscal depute Claire Whyte said in June 2016 Haughey made arrangements with the boy via Facebook that they "would meet up at her home address during June 25 and have sex together".

Ms Whyte added: "They sat talking together for some time before Haughey asked the witness to go in to her bedroom with her."

Months later while speaking to another friend on Facebook messenger, Haughey admitted what had happened.

She told her friend "He wanted introduced, I'm an expert, it happened."

Haughey boasted: "I'm glad it was me and not a skinny, skanky 15-year-old schemie."

She asked the friend to delete their internet conversation.

When confronted about this, the teenager "broke down and started crying and also admitted to having sex with the accused".