Mary Earps has revealed her controversial opinion after winning the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.
The goalkeeper scooped the prize in Salford on Tuesday night, beating Stuart Broad and Katarina Johnson-Thompson in the process.
Earps has been recognised after a stellar year for club and country, with the 30-year-old becoming a national hero in the process.
The shot-stopper helped England make the final of the Women's World Cup back in the summer, even saving a penalty in the 1-0 defeat to Spain.
Mary Earps has revealed she doesn't like Sunday roasts after winning the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award
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And Earps impressed for Manchester United, keeping 14 WSL clean sheets last term.
Speaking to the BBC on the red carpet, the goalkeeper was asked to give her controversial opinion.
And she then disclosed that she doesn't like Sunday roasts any more, which is certain to raise a few eyebrows.
Given Christmas is just days away, people around the country are looking forward to tucking into their roast dinners.
Judging by Earps' comments, however, the United goalkeeper could go for a different dish instead.
Other athletes in attendance also gave their controversial opinions.
Johnson-Thompson said she hates Harry Potter when asked what she hates that everybody else loves.
Michael Owen simply responded with 'olives' when quizzed.
Alex Scott revealed she hates salt and vinegar crisps, insisting she's a 'ready salted girl'.
And Broad, who finished second in the votes, disclosed that he's 'not a massive fan' of popcorn.
Earps, meanwhile, praised her England team-mates after securing the gong.
And the England and United star stated she was 'humbled' to have won the award ahead of such strong rivals.
“First of all, I’m so humbled to be on a list of such incredible athletes,” she said.
“Sport is a fantastic thing where it brings the world together and it’s been brilliant to listen to everyone’s stories, so congratulations to you all.
“Also, thanks everyone for voting for me! I should have probably started with that one.
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Mary Earps stunned in a black outfit at the BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards
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"I’m very honoured and humbled, as this is the ultimate all-round sporting accolade.
"With the Lionesses and Manchester United, we’ve had an incredible couple of years but this is just wow.
“It’s not been the easiest journey and I wouldn’t be here without the incredible people in my corner, who have been with me through the really, really not-so-great times.
“The last two years have been unbelievable, I’ve done more than I could have ever imagined and for that I’m truly grateful.
"Thank you to my goalkeeping coaches who are here tonight and my team-mates. I couldn’t have done it without them.
Mary Earps beat Stuart Broad to win the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award
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"Now I’m going to get off the stage before I get the boot from Gary Lineker!”
Manchester City won the award for Team of the Year, with Pep Guardiola and Erling Haaland claiming prizes for Coach of the Year and World Sports Star.
Liverpool icon Kenny Dalglish received the Lifetime Achievement award.
And Fatima Whitbread secured the Helen Rollason award, while snowboarder Mia Brookes was crowned Young Sports Personality of the Year.