A filthy portrait of Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield painted with a penis has been seized by customs.
Australian artist Pricasso, who is known for using his penis, buttocks and scrotum to paint portraits, wanted to send the This Morning presenters a gift.
The picture had Holly sat on a penis like a swing with it round her head, while Phillip was straddling the member while holding on to the end.
But they have still not received their 20th anniversary present because it was being held at Heathrow aiport.
Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly broke the devastating news to the presenters after they watched a video message from Pricasso.
Spinning round, Pricasso said: "G'day Holly and Phillip. Pricasso here in Australia. Congratulations of course on your tenth anniversary of shows. I know there will be many more.
"It's been my honour to be asked to paint a special anniversary portrait of you. I know it's a bit cheeky but what can you expect seeing as it's painted with my willy."
Stunned Phillip and Holly didn't know what to say after seeing the interesting portrait.
"I mean he really shouldn't have," exclaimed blushing Holly.
Ant and Dec then revealed that they would not be able to get their hands on the penis portrait just yet.
Declan explained: "Well we have a bit if an update for you. Pricasso popped that painting in the post and it was winging it's way over all the way from Australia."
Ant continued: "The team were excited, they heard it landed yesterday, and then...it got impounded."
The presenters burst out laughing - forcing the Geordie duo to clarify they were being serious.
Dec said: "Seriously. We're not joking. It's been impounded. It's detained at Heathrow airport with customs.
"We were on the phone last night. The producers spent all night on the phone to HMRC explaining we needed the penis painting released. They didn't care. They were having none of it."
Ant then jokingly mimicked the customs people putting down the phone after the producers asked for the penis painting.
*This Morning airs weekdays on ITV at 10.30am
