Emma Louise Jones teased her followers with the "sexiest Halloween costume yet" – which turned out to be a giant pumpkin.
The sports presenter, 33, got into the spooky season spirit over the weekend ahead of All Hallows' Eve on Tuesday. She slipped into her outfit of choice, but it wasn't what fans were expecting.
She showed it off on social media in a TikTok which began with a quote from Lindsay Lohan's Cady Heron in Mean Girls. "In girl world, Halloween is the one night a year when a girl can dress like a total s**t and no other girls can say anything about it," mouthed Emma.
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The punchline was the camera cutting to her in a blow-up pumpkin complete with a hat and matching orange tights. She captioned her post: "My sexiest Halloween costume yet…"
Her followers, of which she has a total of nearly 1million across all platforms, weren't too disheartened. One hailed: "Hottest pumpkin I ever saw."
A second argued: "Yep but you still manage to look fire." And a third echoed that sentiment as they replied: "Still absolutely slaying it to be honest."
"No tricks here… just an absolute treat," cheekily joked a fourth. A fifth, meanwhile, pointed out: "Some job ordering a pint at the bar in that."
Emma did encounter an issue with the awkwardly-shaped costume when she tried to eat while wearing it. In a later upload she could be seen sat down with a takeaway box resting in front of her.
"Also managed to eat an entire takeaway without spilling a single grain of rice on my pumpkin," she proudly boasted, having been heard saying: "Hey, where there's a will, there's a way. Mark my words."
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