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Megan McKenna is set to strip naked for an all-female version of ‘The Real Full Monty’.
The ‘Only Way is Essex’ star has reportedly agreed to flash the flesh in the production, which will be choreographed by Ashley Banjo, alongside Coleen Nolan as well as a handful of other female stars in a bid to raise money for the fight against cancer.
However, the 25-year-old beauty is yet to confirm whether she’s on the line-up, according to The Sun Online, after her management refused to comment on the report.
The idea came about last month when Ashley – who is currently a judge on ‘Dancing on Ice’ – appeared on ‘Loose Women’ to talk about the male-edition of the comedy.
He said at the time: "We had a chat, didn’t we Coleen? We had a chat about how cancer isn’t something that only affects men, it affects women as well. I’ve done ‘The Real Full Monty’ for men and we were talking about expanding it."
Coleen replied: "We were saying, ‘Wouldn’t it be good to get a women ‘Full Monty’?"
Ashley explained: "We are doing this to raise awareness, to make an impact, to make noise – obviously for cancers, but also for body confidence. If we didn’t get it all out, it wouldn’t count. We were just talking about it, we are still at the early stages. I’ve got to recruit women… I’m actually shaking at the thought of it."
Last year’s male special – which included the likes of Alexander Armstrong, Harry Judd, Matthew Wolfenden, Wayne Sleep and Elliot Wright – saw the group perform the iconic strip tease from 1990s cinema classic ‘The Full Monty’ in aid of the cancer charities Movember, Cancer Research, Everyman and Prostate Cancer UK.

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