Lorraine viewers were left gobsmacked as a “gorgeous” sitcom legend made an appearance on TV screens.
The 64-year-old Scottish host was back to front her self-titled ITV show on Monday (March 27).
And joining the telly legend was ‘Allo! ‘Allo! star Vicki Michelle – who was there to talk about her new stint on EastEnders.
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The veteran actress shot to fame starring as saucy Yvette Carte-Blanche in the BAFTA nominated 1980s BBC sitcom that saw her become a household name at the time.
Vicki was known for her flirtatious scenes and skimpy outfits on the much-loved sitcome, often getting pulses racing with her bombshell appearances.
But fast forward to now, and the Essex born icon is gearing up for her EastEnders debut on TV screens on Monday (March 27).
Vicki has joined the BBC soap as Jo Cotton, the long-lost wife of Rocky, played by Brian Conley.
The two got married over 25 years ago, and Jo spells trouble for the car dealer, who is currently engaged to Kathy Beale, played by Gillian Taylforth.
And on Monday, Vicki appeared on Lorraine to talk about all things Allo! Allo! and EastEnders.
But minutes into her chat with the host, viewers watching the show at home were left distracted by the 72-year-old.
“She’s not changed!” said one viewer.
Another gushed: “How gorgeous is Vicki.”
“Always a great laugh Allo! Allo!, you look stunning,” proclaimed a third viewer.
A fourth agreed: “You both looked amazing.”
On the show, even host Lorraine couldn’t get over how great Vicki looked.
“I’ve got to say you look fabulous, you’re 72 right?” Lorraine asked.
“No, I’m 32,” she cheekily quipped back.
The host giggled before adding: “And you’ve never had anything done. Do you really take care of yourself?”
Vicki replied: “Just cleansing, moisturise the normal stuff.”
When news broke about Vicki joining EastEnders, she said: “I’m so excited and everyone has been so lovely. Jo Cotton is a great character and it is such a great story. I can’t wait for the audience to meet her.”
Chris Clenshaw, Executive Producer added: “We’re thrilled to welcome the immensely talented Vicki to the EastEnders family, as she brings to life the character of Jo Cotton.
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