Emily Atack set temperatures soaring as she took to her Instagram wearing a plunging red minidress.
Providing her followers with a sneak peek of her attire before she hit the stage ahead of her self-titled show, the 32-year-old comedian gave a smouldering look down the camera lens.
Wearing her blonde locks in loose curls, Emily’s hair tumbled over her shoulders, maximising her statement look.
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The Celebrity Juice panellist oozed with confidence while her makeup was styled to perfection.
Adding a hint off pink lipstick to her pout, Emily put on a glamorous display that was bound to get pulses racing.
In another snap, Emily could be seen seated in her makeup chair showing off her endlessly long legs.
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Captioning the photo, she wrote: “Styled by me. Loved this look,” while also tagging those who helped create her iconic ensemble.
The third series of The Emily Atack Show returned to screens on Tuesday night (Sept 27).
The popular ITV2 programme sees Emily host a no-holds-barred night of stand-up comedy alongside celebrity impressions and a variety of sketches.
The first episode teased: “This week, sketches see a flash-mob gone wrong, Emily crashing a plane, ruining a wedding, plus a cameo from Rylan, who gets his wrists slapped by ITV’s straight talking HR Officer.
(Image: @emilyatack/Instagram)
“Meanwhile, Emily does hilariously inappropriate stand-up on the theme of old-fashioned romance.”
Speaking openly about the new series, Emily previously said: “There are new faces, new impressions and new observations.
“We’ve got some celebrities popping up which is really fun. I think this series is stronger than ever and I’m so proud of it.
“It just feels like it’s growing and growing,” she added.
(Image: Instagram)
As well as her comedy show, the I’m A Celeb star has been working on her new documentary which will explore her experience with online sexual harassment.
But although she is keen to get her message out there to the masses, the star has admitted to finding difficulty with doing her comedy show and the documentary simultaneously.
She said: “I kind of thought doing something like [the documentary] and then going to work in comedy afterwards would be quite a nice lightness, to give my life a bit of light and shade. But I actually found it really tough.
“It’s hard to kind of put the emotional stuff into something like that and then pull yourself out of it.”
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