'Property Brothers' Star Drew Scott Strips Down During 'Drew Barrymore Show' Appearance

The TV personality rose to the challenge and bared some skin on the popular talk show.

The Property Brothers stars appeared on a new episode of The Drew Barrymore Show to promote the new season of their competition show, Brother vs. Brother, but it took an interesting turn when a couple of the guests took their shirts off, including Drew Scott.

It all started when former NFL player Brandon Marshall said, "If I took off my shirt right now..." leading to cheers from the audience.

Host Drew Barrymore joked and said, "I was thinking the same thing!"

Then, as Marshall said, "Let's do it!" in the background, Barrymore, Drew, and his brother, Jonathan Scott, all started pretending to take their clothes off.

Thankfully, The Drew Barrymore Show shared some of the moment on social media, alongside the caption, "WHAT IS HAPPENING?! 😂 @bmarshall @propertybrothers."

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Marshall was the only one who followed through, taking his gray sweater off and flaunting his abs. Barrymore screamed in shock.

The audience started cheering again, and Drew decided that he was going to step up and do the same, actually taking off his jacket and shirt.

Marshall cheered Drew on, saying, "Drew was a personal trainer," but Drew clarified, "I was a personal trainer 25 years ago."

The excitement continued until Jonathan started jokingly taking his belt off, leading Marshall to stop him, laughing and saying, "Not the pants!"

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Drew commented on the now-viral Instagram post, "Wait, I thought we were all taking our shirts off…" Marshall replied with a crying-laughing emoji.

The eighth season of Brother vs. Brother started on Jan. 11, with the two Scott brothers competing to flip a house and make the most profit. But this time around, there are no constraints when it comes to budget, location, or the type and scale of the renovations.

There will be six episodes total in Brother vs. Brother Season 8, airing on HGTV.