Magda Szubanski gives her seal of approval as her Kath & Kim character gets her own post stamp

She recently brought her hilarious Kath & Kim character Sharon Strzelecki back to life, appearing in a series of UberEats commercial with Kim Kardashian.

And on Wednesday, Magda Szubanski revealed she was over the moon to learn that her iconic character has been immortalised onto postage stamps across Australia.

Sharing a selfie of her wearing the stamp on her forehead, the 59-year-old comedian wrote: ‘So I have now got a stamp on my face of Sharon with her face on a stamp.’

‘How ”meta” is that?’ she continued. ‘Thanks Australia Post for this honour! Sharon is beside herself. And on top of me!’ 

The long-running comedian is one of four stars to be featured on its limited edition Australian Legends of Comedy stamp series. 

Adam Hills, Noeline Brown and Garry McDonald are also featured in the campaign. 

With stamps starting at $1.10 each, fans can complete a set of all four comedians for for $4.40. Kath & Kim fans can also pick up a booklet of just Sharon for $11.

Despite it being over a decade since the last episode of Kath & Kim aired, demand has reached fever pitch for a reboot of the iconic comedy after the series was recently picked up by Netflix.

Speaking to TV Week in September, Magda said she’s received ‘a lot of reaction’  from people since it debuted on the streaming giant. 

Magda said ‘never say never’ when asked about a return. 

Kath & Kim had its original run on the ABC, from 2002 to 2005. 

The highly-successful show was then picked up by Channel Seven, with another season run in 2007 and the film, Kath & Kimderella following in 2012.

At the height of the series’ success, it won a number of Logies and AFI Awards, and averaged 2million viewers.