Jeff Brazier was left blushing on This Morning after being singled out for his, er, apparently impressive manhood.
The former Shipwrecked star appeared on Tuesday’s show alongside other celebrities taking part in The Real Full Monty Live on ITV.
They’ll all be stripping off in the name of charity during the Wednesday night TV show.
Pointless host Alexander Armstrong, who starred in last year’s show, was with Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby in the studio, while choreographer Ashley Banjo was at the arena in Sheffield where the boys were rehearsing.
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Phillip pointed out the strip is for a very good cause, but there’s also a lot of humour and fun involved, before asking Alexander: “Is there a lot of willy envy?”
Oh, Phil!
Laughing, Alexander replied: “I think Jeff Brazier wins that one hands down. We’ve already held our hands up to that one!”
Phillip clarified: “Nobody wants to stand next to Jeff Brazier!”
A giggling Holly then said: “Apparently Jeff is looking very smug down the line in Sheffield right now!”
The cameras then returned to Sheffield, where a VERY embarrassed looking Jeff was seen trying to hide from the spotlight.
Alexander then quipped: “You remember Horse in the original Full Monty?”
Holly replied: “Wow-ee. I think we shall leave it there!”
Jeff then cut in to insist: “This is far too much pressure, guys. Far too much pressure!”
Phillip advised: “Just say it’s cold!”
The Real Full Monty Live aims to raise awareness of men’s cancers and the importance of regular checks for testicular and prostate cancer symptoms.
Alexander said: “Last year’s show was a major success, particularly given it was unknown territory. But now we want to see if we can aim for an even better performance to grab people’s attention again for this cause.
“Hopefully, we’re in for even more fun as we take another bunch of blokes and turn them into show stoppers capable of turning the audience into a frenzy.”
Also taking part in the strip are former rugby international Ugo Monye, The Wanted’s Tom Parker, ex-footballer John Hartson, celebrity chef Ainsley Harriot, and former EastEnders star John Partridge.
Jeff, who recently enjoyed a stag do ahead of marrying fiancée Kate Dwyer, has said he signed up for the show because he’s passionate about raising awareness of men’s cancers.
“I will be nervous naturally but I believe so wholeheartedly in the reason we’re doing it that it really makes the nerves seems meaningless,” he said.
“They won’t stop me and I don’t think it’ll stop any of us doing what we signed up to do.”
Jeff added: “The most challenging part will be the performance. Learning the routine has been fun, working with a professional choreographer is an experience I’ve enjoyed.
“Meeting the group and getting to know the guys has also been a joy and some of the conversations we’ve had have been thought-provoking.
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“I guess it’s just going to come down to one moment and I’m expecting it to feel liberating but I just want it to be looking it’s best when I present it to the audience! And that’s how a man’s mind works, ladies!”
The Real Full Monty Live is on ITV on Wednesday, March 28, at 9pm, followed by a women’s version at the same time the next night.
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