She is sitting in for the squeaky-clean Holly Willoughby on This Morning during the Easter break.
But I'm A Celeb star Emily Atack has been telling some raucous stories about losing her knickers following a one night stand after the Brit Awards - and being offered drugs in a toilet.
She made the comments during a preview for her upcoming stage tour Talk Thirty To Me.
Emily and former camp mate John Barrowman are due to stand-in on This Morning later this month.
“I went home with a bloke - shock," the former Inbetweeners actress said.
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"I woke up, had no idea where I was. I s*****d him until about 10am. I left my knickers there. I’ll be seeing them on eBay.”
She revealed she nearly had horse tranquilliser forced upon her - but did clarify she did not take it.
She said: “I’m with a group of Scousers and one of them pulls me aside as we’re about to leave and goes, ‘Come on, b****, we’re going to the toilet’.
“We’re locked in this tiny little cubicle and all of a sudden she pulls out this thing from her bra. She pulls out this white powder.
“She goes, ‘Do you want some Ket?’
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"I thought she was trying to kill me — she was just offering me horse tranquillisers.”
Now ITV bosses are hoping that her bubbly personality will keep viewers onside in the absence of the regular host Holly and Phil.
Emily says she cannot be more excited about presenting alongside her "best mate".
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“I am absolutely over the moon to be joining This Morning with my best mate John Barrowman over Easter," she said.
“It’s a dream come true to be presenting one of my favourite shows. I look forward to being on the iconic sofa.
“We’re going to have so much fun.”
A spokesman for Emily told The Sun: “It’s a comedy routine. The show is loosely based on Emily’s life but the stories are greatly exaggerated and distorted for comic effect.”
