Washington DC - Former Representative Matt Gaetz recently begged his fellow former Rep. George Santos for some beauty advice, after he suffered a viral makeup mishap during an airing of his new show.

Last month, One America News announced that Gaetz would host his very own news show on the network.

The show debuted on Thursday, January 2, and was met with heavy criticism, as viewers on social media couldn't help but roast the politician for his poorly done makeup job.

On Friday, during the second episode, Gaetz brought on Santos – who was kicked out of Congress last year after he was caught filing false campaign financial reports and engaging in fraud – to help him with the matter.

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"What's going on with my makeup? Help me! Give me advice!" Gaetz pleaded.

Santos, who has performed in drag under the name Kitara Ravache, boldly informed his friend, "Highlighter is not for you."

"Stop highlighting the center of your face," Santos advised. "It makes your eyes very small, and it gives you the glow – not the glow you think it gives you."

"Look at the flawlessness in my skin," he added, pointing to himself. "No highlighter needed!"

Santos went on to say that as a Florida man, "you don't need that level of highlighter," and suggested Gaetz purchase "Double Wear foundation from Estee Louder" which sells at $52 for just a one ounce bottle.

Back in November, Gaetz received national attention after President-elect Donald Trump nominated him to be Attorney General, which was met with heavy backlash, as Gaetz was being investigated by the House Ethics Committee for allegations that included sex trafficking a minor.

Gaetz attempted to sabotage the investigation by abruptly resigning from Congress, but the committee ultimately voted to release the report to the public, which revealed he paid tens of thousands of dollars to women for sex or drugs on at least 20 separate occasions during his time in office.

So far, his show has only had on other MAGA Republicans as guests, including Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert, Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie, and Indiana Rep. Victoria Spartz.

Despite the unflattering press he has gotten recently, Gaetz's political allies and MAGA have deemed the report a "political hit job," and are calling for him to stay in politics to possibly run for office in Florida again.