Loose Women star Nadia Sawalha has left fans in stitches as she recreated one of Kim Kardashian's SKIMS ads.
Nadia, 55, stripped down to her bra and knickers as she mocked Kim's video, in which she plugs her brand and chats about contouring and shapewear.
Lip-syncing to Kim's audio, Nadia channelled her inner Kim to mimic her movements in the hilarious clip.
"My new SKIDS briefs are giving me life!" she laughed in the caption.
"I feel so 'snatched' so 'DoMESSStic Goddess 'so 'perfect'...
"How are YOU feeling girls???"
Fans soon flooded the comments section, one gushing: "I just love your personality. You just cheer everyone up. I've been in the audience of loose women a few times and your so lovely down to earth lady. Gorgeous lady xx."
Another wrote: "Thank you for your honesty and making me feel like my body and the weight I have doesn't make me awful. it makes me, me! I now hope one day I can be comfortable in my own skin!"
A third shared a string of cry laughing emojis, while a fourth penned: "You're a legend for us 'real women' and smashing it!"
Nadia has previously told that she feels "sad" for worrying about her appearance during her youth.
And more recently, she issued a blunt message about body positivity as she urged fans to embrace the body they're in.
Nadia wrote: "Years ago I got papped on a beach in a bikini and the article discussed how I could dare to go on the beach at the size I was . I was a 'size' 14.
"Sadly this f***ed me up for years ...to the point where I literally never 'dared' to go on the beach or by the pool again in a bikini again without a cover up on.
"Thank god those days are well and truly in the past! I feel as joyful and liberated in this video as I look!! FREEDOM from my OWN and OTHERS 'STINKING THINKING' is a wonderful thing."
Nadia recently waded into an online spat between her Loose Women pal Denise Welch and Piers Morgan as the two clashed over coronavirus.
Denise has been vocal about lockdown measures, and has urged the government to return things to normal to help people's mental health.
And after Piers made mention of Denise's mental health advocacy, Nadia jumped in to defend her friend: "I genuinely hope that neither @piersmorgan nor anyone he loves ever has to endure the pain of struggling with their mental health ... sending you the biggest of hugs @RealDeniseWelch a damn fine woman is what you are."
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