Kelly Brook made an innuendo-heavy appearance on ‘The Nightly Show’ on Tuesday (11 April), as she chatted to guest host Jason Manford about her secret love of gardening.
The media personality was appearing on the show to discuss her gardening blog, as well as her collection of plants which she’ll be showcasing at this year’s Chelsea Flower Show, but wound up distracting us all with a few choice slips of the tongue.
First, you see, she offered the guest presenter a glimpse at her “lady garden”, which we’d quickly like to point out is not a reference to anything crude, but simply what she chooses to refer to her actual garden as.
After that came a reference to her “neatly-trimmed bushes”, accompanied by a snap of what looked to be the Teletubbies’ garden, followed by the admission she’s had “various different people come in and out over the years”.
To help her with the garden, you understand.
Kelly continued: “I had this one guy in particular… we were chatting and I said, ‘oh so what do you do in your spare time?’ And he said, ‘I have a friend who’s a dominatrix, and I go and see her’.
“That kind of got me thinking that he likes [being dominated], and every time I asked him to do something maybe he was kind of getting off on it.”
It wasn’t long before she interrupted her own story with yet another innuendo, though, adding: “Whenever he came back, whenever I needed the lawn mowing or my hedges trimmed… see, it’s a different gag now!
“I’d kind of say, ‘oh would you mind mowing the lawn… but only if you want to, you don’t have to, only if you want to.”
Jason Manford has received a lot of praise since taking over as guest host of ‘The Nightly Show’, ahead of Dermot O’Leary’s return next week, for the last week of its initial run.
It has been suggested that the programme could be coming back for a second series as early as September, though, and we’ve drawn up a few names that we think would be perfect as guest hosts...
Throughout his tenure on 'Never Mind The Buzzcocks', Simon sent up whichever stars crossed his path, no matter how high-profile, and while he's devoted himself to writing and stand-up in recent years, he'd be the perfect if ITV want to bring a bit of edge to series two of 'The Nightly Show'.
A singer like Lily Allen would be a great celeb to take a chance on for five nights of 'The Nightly Show', especially as she's got no qualms about speaking her opinion, no matter the topic.
Even if they deliver a joke that doesn't land, the two somehow manage to pull it off, which 'The Nightly Show' could definitely have done with during its first run.
Mel and Sue were among the initial rumoured guest hosts of the ITV topical show, but ultimately couldn't make it work due to 'scheduling conflicts', so let's hope they can get their diaries straight second time around.
The unlikely duo are able to brighten up even the drabbest of mornings, and given Rylan's already got late-night talk show experience, we think having Alison at his side could only make him even stronger.
True, we can't exactly imagine them lampooning the political news of the day or giving a serious piece to camera, but you know there'd be laughs aplenty (which were arguably lacking from the first series).
While Alesha's presenting history might be a bit ropey, we'd put that down to the quality of shows like 'Dance Dance Dance' and 'Your Face Looks Familiar' rather than her own abilities as a TV personality.
Watching her in interviews, Alesha is constantly chatty, articulate and opinionated, and we can imagine her being a great host if she had the chance.
While their co-presenting efforts are mostly restrained to awards shows, we do think they'd bring a young edge to 'The Nightly Show'.
Whenever Miriam makes a talk show appearance (usually 'The Graham Norton Show'), it is always a riot, so there would be guaranteed laughs.
The 'Mighty Boosh' star's sense of humour isn't for everyone, but given that 'The Nightly Show' wasn't exactly pulling in viewers in their droves, why not take a risk and go with someone as left-field as Noel?
Plus, he's about to bag a whole load of new fans, thanks to his upcoming stint on 'Great British Bake Off'.
With stars like Michaela - who's already proved her writing chops in the past two series of 'Chewing Gum', as well as her delivery - that risk is eliminated.
Plus, 'The Nightly Show' could potentially be a great place to showcase rising stars in the comedy world, rather than just already-established names.
We reckon Will's unique outlook would definitely make for an interesting spin on the week's big news stories, though admittedly the jury's out on how well he'd manage steering an interview.
Give her a week on 'The Nightly Show', and we reckon Joanna could truly shine - she's hilarious, she's informed and she's not afraid to get stuck in.
Given the right platform, we think the always-opinionated TV personality could really offer a fresh take on the week's news, and if the BBC were willing to loosen those golden handcuffs of theirs for just five nights, 'The Nightly Show' could be the place for him to do it.