TV presenter Emily Atack took to social media to debut her celebrity lookalike pal during a night in with friends.
The comedian, 33, posted to her instagram stories with a drink in hand as she flaunted her ultra short mini dress during a festive shindig.
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Emily smiled during a selfie that showed off the short beige dress which she paired with neutral makeup, her trademark blonde hair and black tights.
The star also posed for multiple snaps, where she smiled and pouted accompanied by her pals who were also enjoying a drink.
She also posted a double-take worthy picture of a friend who rocked a yellow shirt, glasses and tie – who shared a surprising resemblance to the iconic actor, Richard Gere.
Pointing out the similarity, Emily captioned the post: “Really good of Richard Geer to turn up”, followed by a heart symbol emoji.
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Emily’s friend shared the same eye-catching silver locks that Richard has grown in recent years, bolstering his affinity to the 73-year-old A-lister.
It comes after the former Inbetweeners star recently showed off a glamorous, figure-hugging dress she rocked on Christmas day.
Posting to social media, she captioned a snap rocking the dress: “Ready to become a pig in a blanket.”
The I’m A Celeb star celebrated her birthday earlier this month, as she marked turning thirty-three with a boozy party with friends.
She was also recently seen cosying up with her comedian ex Seann Walsh, who starred on the recent series of I’m A Celeb.
The TV favourite has had a series of star-studded ex-partners, ranging from Harry Styles and Jack Grealish to Strictly Come Dancing professional Giovanni Pernice.
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