Emily Atack has given fans a glimpse behind the scenes as filming for the new series of Celebrity Juice got underway.
The comedy actress shared snaps of herself boozing with co-stars Laura Whitmore and Keith Lemon - and revealed she ended up covered in dog food in the first episode.
After downing wine in the green room, the trio appeared to be in a party mood as they filmed themselves dancing around backstage.
While Emily and Laura showed off their twerking skills, Keith was unusually shy with his dance moves favouring more of a side step.
Posting a snap of her and Laura holding glasses of vino, Emily said: “Show one DONE. What a night. Covered in dog food.”
A cheeky Keith can be spotted in the background photobombing the girls as they posed for the pic.
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Earlier on in the day, Emily posted a snap of her outfit for the show to her 1.8 million Instagram followers.
She donned a blue and orange tie dye co-ord set which she paired with brown leather knee high boots.
The 32-year-old captioned the post: “WE’RE BACK FOR JUICY FFUN!!!! @celebjuiceofficial.”
Fans were quick to comment on her look for the evening – with the majority replying with flame emojis.
One follower wrote: “Pamela Anderson vibes”, while another said: “It’s illegal to be that fit.”
A third added: “Lookin’ rAdiAnT Miss Atack.”
While the comments on Emily’s posts are generally nice, she recently opened up about the online abuse she receives from men who slide into her DMs.
She told The Mirror she receives hundreds of sexually abusive messages a day.
This includes photos of men’s genitals - but nothing is done about it because it happens on social media.
Voicing her frustration there is nothing she can do to stop it happening, the actress said: "I worked out the other day, before 10am, I'd seen three penises that I hadn't asked to see, three c**k shots that had been sent through.
"If I'd walked out into the street to get a coffee and three men had flashed me on the way, I'd be in pieces, I'd be traumatised.
"It goes from teenage boys, to middle-aged men, to really old men, old single men that are probably desperately lonely, and older men who are married with children, and they have daughters in their profile pictures.”
She added: “They are allowed to do it and I am subjected to it. It does make me feel scared to live on my own. People have said things like they know I am home alone or know what colour my cushions are.”
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