Kaye Adams strips down to her spanx as she bravely poses among a bed of cabbages to comically recreate Amanda Holden's naked PETA shoot

Published: 10:52 EST, 27 May 2016 | Updated: 12:50 EST, 27 May 2016

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There are very few challenges the Loose Women ladies would shy away from.

And posing naked, almost, certainly isn't one of them as panellist Kaye Adams stripped down to her spanx to comically recreate Amanda Holden's nude shoot for PETA during the talk show on Friday.

Not quite as steamy as Amanda's naked attempt to advocate vegetarianism, the 53-year-old TV host gave it her best shot nonetheless as she posed in a flesh hue bodysuit and laid on a bed of cabbages.

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Dare to bare: There are very few challenges the Loose Women ladies would shy away from and posing naked, almost, certainly isn't one of them as panellist Kaye Adams stripped down to her spanx to comically recreate Amanda Holden's nude shoot for PETA during the talk show on Friday

As the only vegetarian on the panel, Kaye was instantly nominated to be the one to strip off, with the Scottish TV presenter declaring: 'I'm going to regret this for the rest of my life!'

But her bravery won her heaps of praise from her co-stars, who included Andrea Mclean, Ayda Field and Linda Robson, with the latter even commenting on Kaye's commendable figure.

'Look at those legs,' she remarked.

Her muse: The shoot was of course inspired by Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda's un-retouched image, which aimed to promote the animal rights charity's message to go vegetarian

Bold: Not quite as steamy as Amanda's naked attempt to advocate vegetarianism, the 53-year-old TV host gave it her best shot nonetheless as she posed in a flesh hue bodysuit and laid on a bed of cabbages

Before taking part in the challenge, the outspoken ladies were told to look at themselves naked in the mirror the evening prior and complete a voice recording of how they felt.

Checking herself out, Kaye quipped in her recording: 'I haven't had a good look at you since 1982, you're not bad you're looking a bit more functional. That stomach looks like a bag of porridge that's been left out in the rain.’

After the recording was played, she joked: ‘Two kids, I had my kids later. My body, I'm alright with it but that section it's a disaster. My dream all my life is to have a six pack, and I've never ever had one.’

Brave: As the only vegetarian on the panel, Kaye was instantly nominated to be the one to strip off, with the Scottish TV presenter declaring: 'I'm going to regret this for the rest of my life!'

'Look at those legs!': Her bravery won her heaps of praise from her co-stars, who included Andrea Mclean, Ayda Field and Linda Robson, with the latter even commenting on Kaye's commendable figure

The shoot was of course inspired by Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda's un-retouched image, which was taken by photographer Trevor Leighton to promote the animal rights charity's message to go vegetarian.

Her long blonde hair spread out behind her, the mother-of-two looks completely at ease showing off her body.

She hopes the campaign will encourage others to embrace a vegetarian diet, which she credits for keeping her skin in great condition and her figure in check.

'For me, there are many benefits,' she revealed. 'My skin's always good. I never feel bloated.'

Amanda has been a strict vegetarian since the age of 13, but even before that she was never keen on eating meat.

Body confident: Before taking part in the challenge, the outspoken ladies were told to look at themselves naked in the mirror the evening prior and complete a voice recording of how they felt