Matt Lucas took a savage swipe at Millie Bobby Brown on Wednesday following her ‘mommy makeover’.

The actress, 21, had stepped out holding hands with her younger sister, Ava Brown after enjoying a family dinner at Italian restaurant Mother Wolf in Los Angeles.

However, Little Britain creator Matt quickly took to X – formerly known as Twitter – to compare Millie to his cult chav character Vicky Pollard, who is known for her blonde hair and pink tracksuit. 

Re-sharing images of the pictures of the Stranger Things star, he wrote Vicky’s iconic catchphrase: ‘No but yeah but’ alongside it.

Comedian Matt compared Millie’s  pink tracksuit zip up hoodie and pink pig slippers to Vicky’s famous ensemble. 

Milie had worn her newly dyed blonde locks in a Pamela Anderson-inspired updo with a fake fringe and accessorised with large silver hoop earrings.

Matt Lucas took a savage swipe at Millie Bobby Brown on Wednesday as she continued to rock her ‘mommy era’ in Los Angeles – comparing her to his Little Britain cult character Vicky Pollard 

Comedian Matt joked that Millie had embraced chav Vicky’s (R) look as she turned heads in a pink tracksuit zip up hoodie which she teamed with black trousers and cosy pink pig slippers

Millie, 21, had stepped out holding hands with her younger sister, Ava Brown after enjoying a family dinner at Italian restaurant Mother Wolf in Los Angeles on Wednesday

Fans quickly rushed to the comments to share memes of Vicky and joked that Matt now knows ‘who to cast as Vicky’s daughter’ if they ever created a reboot of the hit BBC show.

They penned: ‘At least you know who to cast as one of Vicky’s daughters if you do a revival; V to the P to the icky to the ollard!!; She’s auditioning for the part as a younger person;

‘I was thinking that as soon as I saw the pH๏τo!; Oooh my God, I so can’t believe you just said that!!; No but yer but no but yer but; 

‘Looks like she just looooooves the Vickey Pollard look . Even down to wearing her slippers out in public , like a proper chav’. 

Comedy sketch show Little Britain, which was also created by comedian David Walliams, ran for three series on the BBC from 2003 to 2006.

Vicky’s ‘Yeah but no but yeah but’ catchphrase was once voted the funniest ever television catchphrase. 

Plastic surgeon Dr. Paul Banwell speculated to MailOnline on Tuesday that Millie’s higher cheekbones and fuller lips ‘could be the result of filler’ and warned she could get ‘pillow face’ if she overdoes the injectables. 

It comes after Millie confirmed that she wants to play Britney Spears in a movie.

Fans quickly rushed to the comments to share memes of Vicky and joked that Matt now knows ‘who to cast as Vicky’s daughter’ if they ever created a reboot of the hit BBC show

Comedy sketch show Little Britain, which was also created by comedian David Walliams (R), ran for three series on the BBC from 2003 to 2006

For the past several days the Enola Holmes star has been sharing pH๏τos where she looks like the blonde bombshell Toxic singer.

Fans have guessed that Millie has been casually auditioning for the part with her Instagram posts.

And now Millie has admitted she is very much interested in stepping into Spears’ platform heels for a tell-all bio film based on her best-selling book The Woman In Me.

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‘Nothing would make me happier than being able to play such an iconic, beautiful person. I leave that to the Gods,’ Millie told ET.

Earlier she told Access Hollywood that she would ‘love nothing more than to be a part of her story.’

‘I would want someone to bring it to life in the most beautiful way, and I’d always be open to that,’ she added.

Millie previously expressed an interest to play Britney in a biopic back in 2022. 

During an appearance on the Drew Barrymore Show, she revealed her dream role for after Stranger Things.

‘I wanna play a real person,’ Millie said, adding that she wanted to portray iconic pop star Britney, explaining: ‘I think her story, first of all, resonates with me’.

She said the two shared the experience of ‘growing up in public,’ and Millie suggested she detected similar feelings when she would watch old interviews with the Hit Me Baby… One More Time singer.

After a dramatic bidding war last year, Universal Studios won the right to produce a Britney biopic, and Wicked director Jon M. Chu is set to direct after the release of that film’s highly anticipated second half.