Carrie Bickmore Faces Sweatshop Accusations During Comedy Show

 was left red-faced but very amused as she appeared on Mick Molloy's hilarious new TV show, Glenn & Mick's Celebrity Intervention, on Monday. 

The Project star was roasted by her famous friends, including Kate Langbroek, who took aim at Carrie's charity, Beanies 4 Brain . 

'To be fair, you haven't beaten brain cancer,' Langbroek joked, after Carrie discussed not winning the Australian of the Year honour. 

Molloy then joked that Carrie's charity beanies are made in a sweatshop.  

'(You've sold) 700,000 beanies, and the people who want to thank you the most are the kids who made those beanies in Bangladesh,' he said. 

A fake photo of a sweatshop then flashed on the screen. 

'We were going to get them to send a message but they don't get a lunch break,' Molloy joked.

Elsewhere in the episode, Carrie faced off with her teen son, Oliver Lange, 18, over accidentally going nude in front of one of his mates when he was just 11. 

'I was nine months pregnant, about to give birth, and I said goodbye to my darling son as he walked out the front door to walk to school,' Bickmore said.

'Then I got naked, because that's what you do when you're heavily pregnant and it's summer.

'I was going to go have a shower and then I saw through the little shutters in the bedroom that Ollie was walking back up the driveway towards the front door, so I opened the front door fully naked and I said, "What did you forget?"

'But it wasn't Ollie! It was his best friend.'

Carrie added: 'He didn't tell his parents for a while, who are my close friends, and then I had to tell them, and yeah, we don't make eye contact now.'

'She cops a real grilling,' comedian Molloy told news.com.au this week of Carrie's episode of the series.