Celebrity Big Brother: Emma Willis cuts a stylish figure in £650 hot pink coat... before making a VERY cheeky innuendo and forgetting her microphone during live launch

Published: 01:50 GMT, 3 January 2018 | Updated: 10:47 GMT, 3 January 2018

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She is one of fans' favourite aspects of the hit show.

But Emma Willis, 41, proved that even professionals makes mistakes after forgetting her microphone and then cracking an innuendo during the live launch of Celebrity Big Brother on Tuesday.

Despite making the first gaffe of the season, Emma didn't put a foot wrong in the style stakes as she wowed the crowds in an eye-catching fuchsia coat to kick off the latest run of the reality series.

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Pretty in pink: Celebrity Big Brother host Emma Willis, 41, didn't put a foot wrong with her fashion as she wowed the crowds in an eye-catching fushia coat to kick off the latest reality series

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For the launch night she looked super glam, braving the rain in a pair of black trews teamed with a lace trim cami top. She then completed her look with a hot pink MSGM double breasted coat and coordinating heels.

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The radio host braved the chilly temperatures and downpour with a clear umbrella and warming attire, but also gave the audience a glimpse at her saucy lingerie-inspired camisole underneath.

Emma showcased her enviable figure in the lacy plunging neckline of the form-fitted black garment, which was perfectly tied together with sleek high-waisted trousers.

The eye-popping fuchsia made another appearance, with Emma teaming her look with bright pink heels as confidently made her way down the illuminated steps.

Blunder: However, the star later forgot her microphone as she told the new housemates their first task, forcing her to run through the house to get it

The brunette beauty kept her signature cropped 'do swept back and off her face, which had nude tones that accentuated her natural features.

Not letting anything take the attention away from her elegant hue choice, Emma's jewelry was toned-down, with only a gold pendant necklace and rings to add a touch of sparkle.

With a glitter-encrusted microphone, you'd think it would be difficult to forget such an lavish piece of broadcasting equipment, however the mum-of-three made the error during after the first live challenge of the new series.

Beaming: The host also gave the audience a glimpse at her saucy lingerie-inspired camisole underneath

For the opening trial, all eight celebrities were asked to mend a switchboard to receive immunity, with model Jess Impiazzi and actress Amanda Barrie winning the competition.

Shortly after the trial, Emma was seen running to grab her sparkling microphone before speedily heading back to the CBB stage.

Breathless from her jolt back to the live cameras, Emma quipped: ''They can mend a switchboard but I can't remember the one thing that I need!'.

All smiles: Emma showcased her enviable figure in the lacy plunging neckline of the form-fitted black garment, which was perfectly tied together with sleek high-waisted trousers

Get the crowd warmed up: The eye-popping fuchsia made another appearance, with Emma teaming her look with bright pink heels as confidently made her way down the illuminated steps

The gaffes didn't stop there, as during her interview on Celebrity Big Brother's Bit On The Side, Emma was left red faced as she made a cheeky remark on the sofa.

Speaking to Rylan Clark about the guys entrance on Friday, she admitted: 'I'm looking forward to the men entering.'

Realising the innuendo she'd made, Emma collapsed in giggles as Rylan mock scolded her by saying: 'I've been read the riot act. I've been told to keep it highbrow for three nights.'

Emma retorted: 'I was going straight down the line and you raised those eyebrows at me!'

Sleek: The brunette beauty kept her signature cropped 'do swept back and off her face, which had nude tones that accentuated her natural features

Professional: Not letting anything take the attention away from her elegant hue choice, Emma's jewelry was toned-down, with only a gold pendant necklace and rings to add a touch of sparkle

Earlier in the night, Emma had kicked off the series by greeting an all-female audience as Beyonce's hit track Run The World blared out around the studio.

Emma cried to the crowd and viewers at home: 'I think it's about time women were in charge, don't you? I can't tell you how excited I am about this evening.

The seasoned TV personality welcomed in the first eight celebrities into the famous house, including former MP Ann Widdecombe, Khloe Kardasian's BFF Malika Haqq and journalist Rachel Johnson.

Warm welcome: The mum-of-three, who welcomed in Kardasian BFF Malika Haqq to the show, made a huge error during after the first live challenge of the new series

Not so ready: Emma, pictured here introducing actress Amanda Barrie, was seen running to grab her sparkling microphone before speedily heading back to the CBB stage

Giggling: The gaffes didn't stop there, as during her interview on Celebrity Big Brother's Bit On The Side, Emma was left red faced as she made a cheeky remark to Rylan Clark Neal

Emma confessed she 'never, ever thought' she would see the former Strictly star enter the Celebrity Big Brother house, but proving everybody wrong, Ann admitted she was enticed by the theme to this year's all-female series.

She said: 'I think there is pretty well nothing a woman can't do if she wants to. I do think we should be equal, I fought very hard for that and I think we've achieved it.'

The latest series will have an all-female cast of celebrity housemates in a salute to a centenary of women’s suffrage and will initially explore how the women interact, from politicians to performing artists, as they enter the house first, ahead of this year's male housemates.