Carrie Bickmore was grilled over an awkward “nude” moment, which mortified her son on Glenn & Mick’s Celebrity Intervention.
The radio star, 45, was playfully grilled by her loved ones about her “issues” on the first episode of the brand-new primetime comedy series on Monday, April 20.
And hosts Glenn Robbins and Mick Molloy certainly didn’t hold back from bringing up some of Carrie’s most embarrassing moments.
Her 18-year-old son, Ollie, was even there to get involved in the fun, and one mortifying story from his childhood was brought up as Carrie faced the music.
A red-faced Carrie joked that Ollie was still in counselling from the time his best friend accidentally saw her naked, before regaling the full story.
She explained that the unfortunate moment had taken place when Ollie was around 11 years old, and she was heavily pregnant with her daughter, Addie.
Carrie said she had happily waved Ollie off to school before stripping off, explaining, “I got naked, because that’s what you do when you’re heavily pregnant, and it’s summer and it’s hot.”
She was about to have a shower when she saw Ollie returning to the house, so dashed out to see what he needed.
“I opened the front door, fully naked, and said, ‘What did you forget?’ but it wasn’t Ollie, it was his best friend,” she said, prompting gasps from the studio audience.
Ollie, who was also watching live, could be seen laughing and visibly cringing in the audience as Carrie told the hilarious story.
Carrie said she proceeded to “have a chat” with Ollie’s friend because she wanted to prove that there was nothing embarrassing about the naked female form.
“It then permanently became a real weird thing for a while,” she conceded, jokingly adding, “Yeah, we don’t make eye contact.”
And that wasn’t the only time Carrie was held to account, as Ollie got involved with the savage roast.
“I feel now is the time to tell you about something that has caused me great suffering and embarrassment: your social media,” he told her.
“Thanks to your Instagram, all of my friends knew you were getting a colonoscopy.”
Ollie went on to call Carrie out for her recent Baywatch video, which saw her running down the beach in a red swimsuit as she impersonated the iconic lifeguards.
“Seeing you dressed as a lifeguard made me want to drown,” Ollie quipped.
He finished off by asking her to “lay off” her social media, leaving Carrie red-faced.
Carrie’s close friends Kate Langbroek and Tommy Little were also live in the studio to dish all the dirt on the beloved radio star.
What is Celebrity Intervention?
The Channel Seven show sees a well-known celebrity summoned to “face the music” as they are playfully grilled by loved ones and surprise guests about their “issues”.
Carrie was the first celebrity to take on the TV roast, and Sam Pang will be following her lead on Monday, April 27.
Flipping the concept of a serious intervention on its head, each celebrity will face an intervention that “no celebrity asked for, but one every viewer will want to witness”.
Glenn and Mick will confront the well-known Australian celebrities in a mock-serious intervention, coming armed with a rich archive of clips, photos, and stories.
The cheeky concept will delve deeper than ever into all the quirks that make the celebrities the people their fans love, and it looks set to be quite the entertaining ride!
Every week, a new celebrity will enter the limelight for their “life secrets” to be exposed in front of a live audience as part of the interventions.
Dr Chris Brown, Dave Hughes, and Guy Sebastian will all feature on the series, and it looks set to be unlike anything viewers have ever seen before.
The show is filmed in front of a live studio audience, with Mick Molloy, Richard Molloy, and Greg Sitch serving as executive producers.
Viewers can tune in to Channel Seven at 7.30pm every Monday to see all the interventions for themselves.
