Studio 10 viewers were left shocked on Wednesday when Triple M presenter Jess Eva unexpectedly lifted up her dress and flashed her bottom during an interview.

The former Block star, 37, was speaking about how she’d recently lost a bet and had to have her co-host Mark ‘MG’ Geyer’s face tattooed on her buttocks.

Without warning, she decided to show off the tattoo live on air, prompting Studio 10 anchor Sarah Harris to shout: ‘Think of the children!’

Right before the lewd moment, Sarah told MG: ‘Jess Eva is the absolute best. She’s got your mug on one of her cheeks.’

Jess then stood up and hopped onto one of the chairs in the Triple M studio.

Struggling to maintain her balance, she pulled up her dress to reveal the ‘cheek’ in question as Studio 10 co-host Tristan MacManus burst into laughter.

Struggling to maintain her balance, she pulled up her dress to reveal her bottom tattoo as Studio 10 co-host Tristan MacManus burst into laughter

Jess had the tattoo done after she had placed a bet with MG that the Parramatta Eels would beat the Penrith Panthers in the 2022 NRL Grand Final.

She was forced to put her money where her mouth is – or backside, in this case – when her team was smashed by MG’s.

‘I can’t believe it,’ she said on the MG, Jess and Pagey breakfast show on Tuesday. ‘Honestly, I woke up this morning [and] I forgot that I had it.’

As the tattoo was unveiled for the first time, Jess said she thought the permanent artwork would be much smaller than the finished result.

‘You’ve got a conversation starter for the rest of your life!’ said MG.

‘I thought it would be close to my bum crack!’ replied Jess.

Jess (centre) had the tattoo done after she had placed a bet with MG (left) that the Parramatta Eels would beat the Penrith Panthers in the 2022 NRL Grand Final. She was forced to put her money where her mouth is – or backside, in this case – when her team was smashed by MG’s

It’s at least five times bigger than I thought it would be. I’ve just never seen anything permanently on my bottom before.’

The tattoo was designed by Boo Bailey, and the tattoo artist was Jamie from Death or Glory Tattoos in St Marys, western Sydney.

‘Jamie was in control. He knew what he was doing,’ MG remarked. He said to you, “If you want this tattoo to be classy and look the way it looks, you’ve got to have it a little bit bigger so we can see the definition and stuff like that.”

As the tattoo was unveiled for the first time, Jess said she thought the permanent artwork would be much smaller than the finished result

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