Lloyd Burr has face painted as butterfly by former children's party entertainer Melissa Chan-Green

AM host Lloyd Burr "had no choice in the matter" of getting his face painted live on air after mocking co-host Melissa Chan-Green's former job as an entertainer.

Last week, Burr learned Chan-Green used to be a fairy hosting children's parties when she was 18 during a discussions about the worst jobs they have ever done.

On Monday, Chan-Green put her face painting skills to use in a competition with one of the show's makeup artists. Using Burr as a mannequin, the pair painted his face into a butterfly.

"Your side is very wonky," he said referring to Chan-Green's work when compared to the other.

"Excuse me I'm going to bling it up," Chan-Green explained, before Burr worried that he was "getting bejazzled".

When asked why he had subjected himself to the artwork, Burr joked: "I had no choice in the matter."

"Hopefully you don't have a job interview today," Chan-Green joked.

"I think the thing we can learn from this this morning is I just get in quick and do things fast and I don't have patience," she added, revealing she'd made up to $100 per hour as the children's entertainer.

"Where you let yourself down, Mel, was the lips," newsreader Nicky Styris said.

Watch the AM video above.

AM host Lloyd Burr "had no choice in the matter" of getting his face painted live on air after mocking co-host Melissa Chan-Green's former job as an entertainer.

Last week, Burr learned Chan-Green used to be a fairy hosting children's parties when she was 18 during a discussions about the worst jobs they have ever done.

On Monday, Chan-Green put her face painting skills to use in a competition with one of the show's makeup artists. Using Burr as a mannequin, the pair painted his face into a butterfly.

"Your side is very wonky," he said referring to Chan-Green's work when compared to the other.

"Excuse me I'm going to bling it up," Chan-Green explained, before Burr worried that he was "getting bejazzled".

When asked why he had subjected himself to the artwork, Burr joked: "I had no choice in the matter."

"Hopefully you don't have a job interview today," Chan-Green joked.

"I think the thing we can learn from this this morning is I just get in quick and do things fast and I don't have patience," she added, revealing she'd made up to $100 per hour as the children's entertainer.

"Where you let yourself down, Mel, was the lips," newsreader Nicky Styris said.

Watch the AM video above.

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