Carol Vorderman sparks meltdown with 'Hot AF' vote pic as she makes election demand
Carol Vorderman often likes to showcase her curvaceous curves - but this time, as election day draws near, it's for a political cause.
Carol Vorderman declared that "Voting is hot AF" as she donned a slogan tee with exactly that message emblazoned across it this week. Openly admitting her intention to reel in younger viewers with the provocative picture, the leather leggings-clad LBC host urged first-time voters to get registered.
Former Countdown star Carol has divided fans with her passionate support for Labour in recent months, after declaring that she will use tactical voting to "decimate" the Tories. Now, taking to Twitter to target almost a million devoted followers, she declared: "VOTING IS AS HOT AF. We need to get first-time voters registered by the 18th of June. It's THEIR future which is at stake."
She added, with a flame emoji: "Ps 40% of the young think a regular voter is HOT." However, not everyone was impressed, with one follower shooting back: "63 years old. Calm down, granny."
Another caustically branded her photo "Midlife Crisis 101". A third compared her to Madonna, before harshly urging her: "Try acting your age, with some self-respect and dignity."
However, undeterred, Carol returned to the post to share the reaction of some fans, who have been taking her advice. Name-checking an online platform called Just Vote 24, she gloated in a follow-up message: "The young ones will countervote the right-wingers who are very easily triggered bless 'em. Job done!"
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Comments on the post weren't all negative, as one fan exclaimed: "B****y hell, Vorders! You look incredible."
Meanwhile, another asked if her "Voting is hot AF" tee was available for males, as he'd wear it with "pride".
The latest outfit follows on from another tee emblazoned with the words "Woke AF", which she paired last week with skin-tight leopard print leggings.
Her political outfit pictures have quickly stacked up thousands of likes within an hour of each one being posted, but she's had a large amount of criticism for them too.
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While some have endorsed her divisive views and called for her to become "PM, Queen and President", others have disagreed, with some asking why she needs to illustrate political messages with photos of herself in form-fitting outfits.
This week, she insisted that "Tories are toast" and the Reform Party's efforts would fall flat, leaving the nation with five years to "change the nature of our society for the better".
However, furious Conservative Party supporters have fought back, blasting her for "supporting shameless criminals" over her opposition to the Rwanda bill.
