Emily Atack insists she's proud of her sexy photoshoots

She’s the poster girl for self-confidence and always encourages women to embrace their curves.

And Emily Atack has insisted she will never be made to feel ‘shame’ for her sexy lads’ mags photoshoots, having posed for the likes of Loaded and FHM in the past.

The I’m A Celebrity star revealed she had her sultry snaps framed at home and vowed to show them to her grandchildren in future.

Speaking out: Emily Atack has insisted she will never be made to feel ‘shame’ for her sexy lads’ mags photoshoots, having posed for the likes of Loaded and FHM in the past

Speaking on podcast Sorry Not Sorry?, Emily said: ‘I have my FHM covers framed, I don’t feel shame. I did those things because I wanted to and I loved those shoots.

‘If you’ve got it and you want to flaunt it, then flaunt it. I will probably show my grandkids. I was celebrating my womanly body.’

Emily also opened up about her body image and says she’s the happiest she’s ever been these days.

She said: ‘My whole life I have been called fat. Even when I was two stone lighter, I was always the curvier one.

Proud: The I’m A Celebrity star revealed she had her sultry snaps framed at home and vowed to show them to her grandchildren in future

‘The first time I was on The Inbetweeners people started talking about my weight. People weren’t used to seeing someone with a bit of shape. It was a bit different.

‘As I’m getting older it’s about being healthy and happy. I am the biggest I’ve ever been but I am the most successful I’ve ever been.

‘If I had starved myself I wouldn’t have succeeded as much as I did in the jungle.’

Meanwhile, Emily has been busy hosting on BBC Radio, assuring fans she had kept a safe distance from her co-host Jordan North amid fears over the COVID-19 virus.

Confidence: Emily also opened up about her body image and says she’s the happiest she’s ever been these days

Following her first day in the hot seat on Friday, Emily shared a celebratory selfie on her Instagram page in the studio next to a Radio 1 microphone.

Clearly pleased with how it all went, Emily flashed a beaming smile to the camera and captioned the image: 

‘Today was my first time hosting at Radio 1 and it was a joy! I’ll be keeping you company all weekend from 1-4 with the wonderful Jordan North.

‘Social distancing and safety note: I did the show with very safe distance from my co-host / no direct contact with others.

‘The BBC have new and very strict measures we all have to follow. Stay safe.’

Taking to the mic: Meanwhile, Emily has been busy hosting on BBC Radio, assuring fans she had kept a safe distance from her co-host Jordan North amid fears over the COVID-19 virus