peepshow
/ˈpiːpˌʃoʊ/Definitions
1. noun
a display or exhibition intended for public viewing, especially one that is voyeuristic or sensational
“The tabloid’s sensationalized headlines made the peepshow of the celebrity’s personal life a major news story.”
2. verb
to look at or watch something, especially in a secret or furtive manner
“She tried not to peepshow the couple arguing on the couch, but couldn’t help sneaking glances.”