Veteran New Zealand comedian Urzila Carlson has cheekily revealed one of close friend Julia Morris' naughty little secrets.

The Masked Singer Australia panellist, 50, told news.com.au that the I'm A Celebrity... co-host, 58, was likely to invite you round to her place for a 'home-cooked meal' - which was secretly Uber Eats.

'That has actually happened on numerous occasions. There was once lamb shanks, and then you go, oh, you can’t really get lamb shanks on Uber Eats, can you? But you can,' Urzila began.

The comedian said she discovered Morris' cheeky little secret by accident.

'I went to the bin... the containers were there. I go, "You didn’t cook this!" She's never cooked me an actual meal, let the record show, but I've eaten at her house maybe six times,' she said.

'She's never made the meal. She has put the chips next to the guacamole. But she has not made any of it.' 

Carlson added that Morris tended to change the subject when asked if she had prepared the food herself.

'I go, "Did you make this?" She goes, "Come on, let’s sit outside." I'm like, "I can see how you’re not answering this!",' she joked. 

In January, Julia Morris stunned fans with her noticeably slimmed-down figure in promotional pictures for the 2026 season of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! Australia.

The veteran presenter looked sensational as she posed alongside co-host Robert Irwin, showcasing her slender frame in a vibrant hot pink one-shoulder gown paired with white sneakers.

She struck a confident pose on a raised wooden walkway surrounded by lush jungle greenery.

Julia beamed as she smiled broadly alongside the Wildlife Warrior, 22, who was dapper in a relaxed cream short-sleeved shirt and trousers.

The latest series of the Channel Ten reality TV series featured The Brady Bunch star Barry Williams, New Zealand supermodel Rachel Hunter, actor Gary Sweet and reality TV veteran Matt Zukowski.

Julia has been co-hosting I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! Australia since 2015. 

In 2024, it was claimed Julia felt she is being 'overshadowed' by new co-host Robert on the popular reality series, who replaced her former co-star Dr Chris Brown.

A TV insider told Daily Mail that Julia has been feeling pressure to 'keep up' with Robert's natural banter.

'While the viewers have celebrated the arrival of Robert Irwin as host, Julia is feeling fatigued by the pressure to match his natural energy,' an on-set source said.

'It is like when you agree to babysit your friend's kid and you pretend you love it... until you don't. You tell their parents you love their child like it's your own but secretly you would love a wine and to put the kid to bed.'

The insider claimed producers made Julia and Robert spend two weeks together prior to filming to build their chemistry - but admitted it was a challenge for her.