"Scandal"

Top 4 steamiest Olivia and Fitz scenes from show

If there's one thing we love Shonda Rhimes for, it's those steamy and emotional moments that come with her shows. Watch our favourite steamy scenes from "Scandal."

You can't be a fan of Shonda Rhimes' political drama "Scandal," and not be familiar with the sexy scenes that come with the show.

The ABC political drama "Scandal" features Goldwyn as Fitzgerald Grant, the President of the United States of America, who was married to Mellie Grant and having an affair with the White House aide, Olivia Pope.

The show returned for the second half of it's fifth season with Mellie campaigning for president.

If there's one thing we love Rhimes for, it's those steamy and emotional moments that make viewers choose Fitz and Olivia over and over.

Check out five of our favourite Olivia and Fitz moment.

Here we go;

1. Olivia and Fitz' 1st time on campaign trail

The lovers hooked up for the first time on Fitz's campaign trail in season 1, episode 6, and the scene gave us a glimpse of many more steamy scenes to come.

2. That unforgettable shower scene between Fitz and Olivia

Who can forget that hot steamy scene between this duo after Mellie announced her husband's infidelity on National TV. Fitz decided to seal his readiness with a hot shower sex.

3. The closet moment between Fitz and Olivia

Consider this one of the most emotional Olitz scenes. From the spontaneous sex in the closet to Fitz ending things immediately after the hot session, I'm sure someone felt emotional.

Fitz whisked his Olivia away to Vermont for a romantic getaway in season 3, episode 8, and they wasted no time to get every kind of hot.

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