A CONTESTANT hoping to find love on Channel 4 dating show First Dates was asked by bosses to disclose the fact he was HIV positive to his ‘blind’ date – before even meeting him.Alex Causton-Ronaldson, 27, alleges that he was told that he was deemed a ‘risk’ to his dinner partner because he is living with HIV.Channel 4 have since acknowledged that they did ask him to do divulge his status.Revealing his behind-the-scenes treatment to Buzzfeed UK, Alex revealed that felt the show bosses pressured him into meeting the man he was set up with and admitting his status to him away from the cameras ahead of the TV show filming.Alex revealed: “I was shaking I was so angry and so upset,” he says. “I had a boyfriend pretty much the whole time I’d been [HIV] positive who’d been OK with my status and no one I’d dated had turned me down because of my status.”The hopeful was diagnosed with the disease in 2014 but has been on a medication that deems him ‘undetectable’ – meaning the disease is unlikely to be passed on during sex.But according to him, bosses did not at any point ask him his level of detectability…