The saucy calendar features a nude Danny Dyer, Jacqueline Jossa, and even Laila Morse
EastEnders stars have stripped off and posed up a storm for a naked calendar in aid of Children in Need.
Keeping to the traditional Walford theme, the saucy calendar stars Danny Dyer, Jacqueline Jossa, Shona McGarty and even Laila Morse - aka Big Mo.
From the fruit market stall, to Ian Beale's fish and chip shop and of course the Queen Vic pub, we see the stars bare all for charity across Albert Square.
And where would an EastEnders calendar be without Natalie Cassidy?
Playing her part as Sonia, she bares her heart as the Valentine pin-up for February, while Peter Beale (Ben Hardy) represents the boys as he flexes in the chippy as May’s poster-boy.
And he has some serious muscles on show in his snap.
Meanwhile Whitney (Shona McGarty) and Lauren (Jacqueline Jossa) make the most of the summer, beaming from behind a lilo for August’s image.
What would Dan Osbourne say?
Jacqueline looks like she's having a ball as she hides her growing baby bump outside the train station.
Natalie said: “Everybody who took part in the calendar had a blast, and everyone should have a cheesy EastEnders calendar on their wall for 2015 - go and buy one because it's brilliant, AND you're raising money for a wonderful cause”.
David Ramsden, Chief Executive of BBC Children in Need, added: “We are so grateful that the Eastenders team have pulled together such a fantastic fun calendar. We hope people will buy it and raise money that will change young lives right across the UK.”
And EastEnders Executive Producer, Dominic Treadwell-Collins, added: "When we developed our calendar storyline featuring so many of Albert Square's residents as viewers have never seen them before, it seemed such a shame not to share the fun with our audience.
"It's been a long time since EastEnders released a calendar - and this is the perfect opportunity for EastEnders fans to get hold of something a little bit special while raising money for such a worthwhile cause."
The 2015 calendar costs £10, with £5 of each purchase going to the charity. They're available from the BBC Children in Need shop here.
