Matt Lucas and David Walliams Become Billy Ray and Miley Cyrus When They Finally Reunited

Matt Lucas and David Walliams, creators of the classic comedy sketch show Little Britain, work together for the first time in years on a one-off special for Comic Relief

Matt Lucas and David Walliams became Billy Ray and Miley Cyrus as they worked together for the first time in years.

Fans of the Little Britain stars have been calling for the duo to reunite, and their wishes have finally come true, as David shared a photo on social media to reveal that they are finally back. together again.

“Meet Miley & Billy Ray Cyrus on a brand new episode of ROCK PROFILE for @comicrelief Friday 18 March BBC One @realmattlucas @mileycyrus @billyraycyrus,” the children’s author wrote.

The photo shows David wearing a mullet wig and red cowboy shirt, guitar in hand and beaming for the camera.

The Great British Bake Off host looked almost unrecognizable as he tied his hair up in a high ponytail and a silver scarf draped over his chest.

“It’s great to see you two together… what a great team! Cant wait to see it! (P.S. What’s with all the bullshit investment comments… wish they were gone!!),” one follower commented.

“Can’t wait for some serious laughs,” another added.

“Great to see you two again,” wrote one fan.

“ROCK PROFILE!!!!!! That was underrated. So excited!!!!! ” another follower added, as one agreed: “Yes! I love this program. ”

While some David’s fans joked Matt looks like Gemma from Coronation Street, who is played by Dolly-Rose Campbell.

“At first glance, I thought it was Gemma from Coronation Street,” one quipped.

“Matt looks like Gemma from coronation,” another added.

One wrote: “I was going to write it.

Rock Profile was one of the first television projects Matt and David collaborated on, and the show aired on UK Play in 1999, before moving to BBC Two in 2002.

The hit comedy series involves comedians posing as different musicians – including Howard Donald and Gary Barlow – as they are interviewed by Jamie Theakston.

Red Nose Day will air on BBC One on Friday 18 March.