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Supermodel Joanna Krupa complained that a chilly TV studio was putting her “girls on high alert” as she appeared on a US chat show.

The Playboy covergirl got straight to the point after she was introduced as a guest by host George Lopez.

She told the comic: “I have a quick question. Why did you make the stage so cold? My girls are on high alert.”

Comic Lopez quipped: “You know why – so your girls can be on high alert.”

Polish-born Krupa, who recently appeared on hit US show Dancing with the Stars, also unveiled her sexy new advert for animal rights campaigners PETA. The ad features Joanna as an apparently naked angel with only a cross to cover her modesty.

Twilight: New Moon beauty Christian Serratos is the latest star to strip down for Peta’s anti-fur campaign.

The actress appears naked in a suitably dark, misty forest for the campaign: ‘I’d Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur’.

Aged just 19, Christian is the youngest celebrity to pose for the eye-catching series of ads by the animal rights group.

The actress, a vegetarian, insisted: “I’ve always been opposed to slaughtering, eating, or wearing carcass[es].”

A racy new video starring Pamela Anderson has been banned in the US.

Pam stars for the animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).

The video, titled Cruelty Doesn’t Fly, is an anti-fur and anti-leather commercial, in which Pam plays a sexy airport cop in a pair of tiny hotpants – with a strict anti-fur policy.

But the film has been deemed ‘too sexy’ to be shown to airline passengers in the US.

The video was due to debut at three New York airports but according to reports, CNN, which runs news screens in the airports, have pulled the plug after it was deemed too sexy for kids.

In one scene, Pam can be seen on her knees undoing the trousers of Jackass star Steve-O before ripping them off.

In another scene, she welcomes a couple who have already stripped off and are walking through the airport completely naked.

Pam also stops and searches various passengers, including a fur-clad Carol Leifer, who appears at the airport with comedian Andy Dick who is wearing a tee-shirt that reads I’m With Stupid.

A representative for CNN Airport Network wrote to PETA bosses to explain the commercial is ‘particularly sensitive because children make up part of the demographic in airports’.

Meanwhile, PETA has decided to show the film on in-flight entertainment.