CBeebies host Andy Day's trousers send mums into meltdown
First they were treated to guest appearances from Hollywood heartthrob Tom Hardy, and now mothers have been sent into a frenzy with another sex symbol on CBeebies.
Presenter Andy Day sent women wild when he appeared on the children's channel wearing a pair of tight trousers.
His attire prompted a stream of innuendo-laden posts from entranced viewers watching at home who took to Mumsnet to share their excitement.
Presenter Andy Day sent women wild when he appeared on the children's channel wearing a pair of tight trousers
The 35-year-old presents shows including Andy’s Baby Animals and Andy’s Wild Adventures
The 35-year-old presents shows including Andy’s Baby Animals and Andy’s Wild Adventures.
And after Friday's episode of Andy's Baby Animals, one woman posted: 'Did you see Andy’s Baby Animals today? Oh my God his hug shorts were so tight you could see his sizeable package.'
Another added: 'Bit of Andy the rocker. Bit of a bulge in those trousers.'
Others have also taken to the forum to swoon over host Justin Fletcher, 46, who stars as Mr Tumble, and Ben Faulks, 38, who appears as Mr Bloom.
Earlier this year, CBeebies began trending on Twitter as fans shared their excitement over Tom Hardy's return to the children's channel.
Many parents were left hot under collar after taking Tom's words as a personal message to them.
CBeebies began trending on Twitter as fans shared their excitement over Tom Hardy's return to the children's channel
Presenter Ben Faulks, 38, also sends women wild when he appears as Mr Bloom
Others have taken to the forum to swoon over host Justin Fletcher, 46, who stars as Mr Tumble
As he finished reading the story, Tom addressed the viewer to say: 'I've spotted that you're not in bed yet. Quick go on.
'Get yourself tucked up and I'll see you very soon for another bedtime story until then night night' - prompting a flurry of excited social media posts.
Mothers took to Twitter to express their joy at his return to the channel, with one saying the BBC was 'spoiling them', and another hailed the idea 'genius'.
One woman posted: 'When my son was young I used to have a thing for mr bloom. But now I have another toddler (6 year age gap) and am on round 2 of CBeebies I don't find him attractive anymore. Didn't they have Tom hardy read at bedtime hour recently? He could put me to bed any night of the week ;)'