NADIA Sawalha has flashed her Spanx as she strutted her stuff in a hilarious new video.
The Loose Women star has been praised by fans as she took to her Instagram to reveal her real off-camera appearance at home.
Nadia, 56, started off looking all dolled up in a fuchsia jacket and trousers co-ord before she changed into a pair of skin tone Spanx and danced to Dolly Parton's 9 to 5.
She captioned the clip: "TV work me vs Home work me … ????watch till end !????????
"Instagram vs reality. This business we call SHOW!
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"Would your work colleagues recognise you at home?
"Took a good hour and 15 .. a top make up artist , fabulous stylists, gorgeous clothes, and the Paris filter to look this fab!"
Nadia's fans applauded her for sharing this important body-positive message, with one writing: "Love your honesty. Stay real. Perfect role model."
"Gorgeous as always Nadia. Such a beautiful person and inspiration," a second gushed.
A third commented: "Absolute legend in so many ways."
The TV favourite is no stranger to showing off her body on social media.
Last month she stripped off to black lace lingerie as she took to Instagram ahead of the first Loose Women Live show.
Nadia revealed earlier this year that she will be posing sexy photos in her 70s - saying she doesn't care if trolls hate her body.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun, she said: "It all comes from my insecurities - when I look at someone as beautiful Kim Kardashian, I have that bit of envy.
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"Then out of that comes my humour at myself, I laugh at myself.
"It makes me step away from my own insecurities - in my 70s who knows how my insecurities will shift, but I will be doing the same thing, I just love it."
The panellists opened up to The Sun about spending most of her life suffering from "undiagnosed body dysmorphia".
Nadia said she wouldn't describe herself as "body confident", saying her relationship with her body is still a "work in progress".
