An iconic Celeb Juice trio reunited for a boozy night out following rumors the iconic game show could return.
Leigh Francis, Laura Whitmore and Emily Atack treated themselves to a Sunday roast and sent fans into a frenzy, fueling speculation that the ITV series could return.
She captioned it: “Little Sunday roast @emilyatack @leighfrancis and Winona.”
The award-winning comedy show was axed in December 2022 after 14 years on the air and was hosted by Leigh, 51 years old, in the form of her alter ego: scandalous Keith Limon.
The no-holds-barred presenter was joined weekly by the show's team captains Laura, 39, and Emily, 34, who replaced former captains Holly Willoughby and Fearne Cotton.
The blonde beauties were face to face in a series of fun games and adding madness to the show, cCelebrity guests used to join the panel every week.
An iconic Celeb Juice trio reunited for a drunken night out following rumors the iconic game show could return
Leigh Francis, Laura Whitmore and Emily Ata ck treated themselves to a Sunday roast and sent fans into a frenzy, sparking speculation that the ITV series could return.
Posing together in the recent snap shared by Laura on her Instagram stories, the trio put on a very fun display.
They smiled side by side with Leigh joking and the two stunners flashing their happiest smiles.
Leigh wore a shirt with Winona Ryder in Beetlejuice, while comedian Emily donned a chic plaid dress and Laura opted for a beige jumper.
Celeb Juice was the outrageous, laugh-filled panel that made chaos a weekly tradition on British television and became a no-holds-barred playground for celebrity guests who were more than willing to leave their dignity at the door.
But creator Leigh has had to face the reality that, as the years go by, the moods of the younger generations change and it is increasingly difficult to win over younger viewers.
talking to the sun Last month, the blonde presenter confessed that 'nothing is acceptable anymore' and just like fashion, tastes in comedy change.
He told the publication: “Nothing is acceptable now; In the past we had 'the rules were the rules,' and now they're different, so of course there are things back then that you wouldn't do anymore.” .
“You don't set out to offend anyone, you just set out to make people laugh, but for me, now, when I come up with a concept, it has to be direct, with a little silliness.”
The award-winning comedy show was axed in December 2022 after 14 years on air and was hosted by Leigh, 51, in the form of his alter ego: the scandalous Keith Lemon.
Since Keith holds nothing back, he is joined by the team captains, Laura, 39, and Emily, 34.
Celeb Juice was the outrageous, laugh-out-loud panel show that made chaos a weekly tradition on British television (pictured in 2016).
But creator Leigh has had to face the reality that, as the years go by, the moods of the younger generations change and achieving that gut-wrenching laugh is increasingly difficult.
“A lot of comedians now do straight shows, entertainment shows that are funny, but maybe not as funny as a sketch show.”
He confessed that he thinks it's a 'shame' for viewers because some still want to watch that silly old-school comedy that was television's peak in the '90s.
Leigh admitted that comedy “always offends someone” but feels “it's being taken too seriously.”
“At the end of the day, you're always going to upset someone, but it's just comedy and, in these modern times, I feel like they take everything too seriously,” he added.
He then revealed that because he has toned down his comedy drama, he is often asked if he has “woken up.” to which he explained that he doesn't understand what that means.
For the iconic show, each week, two celebrity teams were led by regular captains such as the glamorous Holly Willoughby and the equally wild Fearne Cotton.
Then they would go head to head, facing ridiculous challenges that often left them covered in food, writhing in embarrassment, or laughing until they cried.
For the iconic show, each week, two celebrity teams were led by regular captains such as the glamorous Holly Willoughby (left) and the equally wild Fearne Cotton (right) (pictured in 2015).