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Today show host Allison Langdon was left shocked after a guest exposed himself live on air on Tuesday.
Allison and her co-host David Campbell were interviewing Jimmy Niggles – real name Scott Maggs – on his latest project to raise funds for skin cancer.
The hosts crossed to Jimmy, who went completely naked and held a sign which read: ‘Strip off for skin cancer’.
Today show’s Allison Langdon was left SHOCKED after a guest exposed himself live on air to raise funds for skin cancer on Tuesday
‘Oh my I can’t look at this,’ a shocked Allison said, before covering her face with a paper.
Jimmy explained: ‘We’re down here on Bondi Beach with some very special news. It’s very revealing news. It’s very exciting for the whole country.’
‘Spencer Tunick, who is an incredible internationally renowned artist is coming Down Under yet again. And for those who don’t know he specialises in large scale nude installation photography.’
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Allison and her co-host David Campbell were interviewing Jimmy Niggles – real name Scott Maggs – on his latest project to raise funds for skin cancer. The hosts crossed to Jimmy, who went completely naked
Jimmy revealed he’s aiming to get 2000 naked people to gather for a photo to ‘shine a massive spotlight on skin cancer in Australia’.
‘We’re aiming to get 2,000 people to represent 2,000 people that die from skin cancer every year. Each one of those will represent someone,’ he said.
Despite being one of the most successful cancers to treat if discovered early, melanoma remains one of Australia’s biggest killers – claiming one Australian every five hours.
‘Oh my I can’t look at this,’ a shocked Allison said, before covering her face with a paper
Jimmy has been encouraging everyone to get their skin checked after the passing of his friend Wes Bonny in 2010, aged just 26.
He recently shaved off his iconic beard after fundraising for his charity Beard Season reached the $1million mark.
Jimmy began growing his beard 11 years ago, using it as a life-changing conversation starter to encourage everyone he spoke to, to get their skin checked.
Jimmy has been encouraging everyone to get their skin checked after the passing of his friend Wes Bonny in 2010, aged just 26. He recently shaved off his iconic beard after fundraising for his charity Beard Season reached the $1million mark
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