AMANDA Holden and Ashley Roberts turned up the heat as they dressed up as 'sexy reindeers' for their radio show.
The Heart presenters slipped into a skintight reindeer outfit as they danced around the 'snow-covered' studio.
They were joined by Jamie Theakston who missed the sexy memo and dressed up as Father Christmas.
The trio kicked off the festive season to their 11.3 million listeners by playing the first Christmas song of the year - Mariah Carey's 'All I Want For Christmas Is You'.
As well as their catsuits, they donned cute little reindeer ears on their heads and wore black stilettos.
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Amanda and Ashley wiggled their bottoms and kissed under the mistletoe as they recorded their Christmas video.
They released a 'snow cannon' spraying them with white paper and told fans: "We've switched on Christmas!"
They even had face paint with little whisker dots and black noses.
They shared the video on Instagram with the caption: "What happens at the Heart Breakfast Christmas shoot.... goes on insta obv".
It received a mixed response on Instagram, with many fans saying that it was "cringe" and "inappropriate".
"The kiss at the beginning was absolutely cringe, tacky as hell," one person wrote in the comment section.
"Good honest Heart family fun. Oh hold on," a second added.
"Looks like an adult film sold in Poundland," a third wrote.
"Very inappropriate," said another and a fifth wrote: "I do love Heart, especially Heart 80’s but this was a little ‘weird’! The ‘kiss’ and sexy poses seemed a bit OTT for a Christmas themed advert!"
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However, some loved the clip, praising Amanda and Ashley: " have reindeer envy over Ashley and Amanda (reindeer and heart emoji) hot at 40 & 50 something (thumbs up emoji)"
"Looooove looooooove loooooove this xxxx so much fun , laughter , festive joy and with the most stunning ladies who look gorgeous in what they are wearing xxxx very tastefully done Heart," said another.
"These comments…wtaf. It’s called fun, take a strong look at yourself if you feel this is sexualised, or anything other than fun," wrote a third.
