Scarlett Moffatt strips off for late night video as she reveals unusual new hobby
SCARLETT Moffatt stripped naked bar a towel wrapped around her head as she revealed her quirky new hobby.
The former Gogglebox star, 31, went fresh-faced as she filmed herself relaxing on her crisp white sheets.
Scarlett told fans how she had been enjoying “filling up her fridge” with beauty products ahead of her snooze.
The reality TV favourite placed her cosmetics in a cute mini StylPro fridge before tapping her green manicured nails onto its door.
She joked to fans this was her “little bit of asmr before bed” before she filmed noises of her face masks being crammed into the side door and cosmetics filling the shelves.
The I’m A Celeb champ then told fans in a video she had been watching Alex Brooker’s new series, Hobby Man, where she stars on the first episode.
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She told how the pair had “such a laugh” making their own stout and becoming chess masters.
Scarlett then revealed the Channel 4 series had sparked her new hobby – bird watching – and gushed: “Honestly it was so therapeutic.
“It’s something I definitely want to do again – which I never ever thought I’d say because I have no patience at all.
“Yet I did when it came to bird watching.”
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Meanwhile, off screen, Scarlett is on a mission to get us all loving our bodies, no matter what the size.
“The thing with being body positive and having body confidence is just celebrating everybody’s body,” she says. “I think sometimes people have this misconception that it’s like ‘fatties unite’.
“Genuinely, no matter what you look like, just celebrate you. As long as you are healthy, being yourself and you’re being nice to people, you do you. That’s the big thing that I want to get across.”
Any time any bad thoughts about herself creep into her mind, Scarlett has a secret trick to banish them away.
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“There is a really good TikTok trend where you [share] a photo of your younger self and whenever I’m nasty to myself, I remember I’m talking to her.
“The thought of looking at a six-year-old and going: ‘You are this, you are that…’ It’s awful. Just have this mini you in your head and try to be nice to them. It always helps me.”