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Bradley Walsh Scolds Anne Hegerty For 'Inappropriate Joke' In Front Of Kids

Mark Cunliffe

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Bradley Walsh Scolds Anne Hegerty For 'Inappropriate Joke' In Front Of Kids

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Bradley Walsh was forced to give Anne Hegerty a warning on last night's The Chase after she made an 'inappropriate comment in front of the kids'.

During the tea time quiz, presenter Bradley was shocked by a joke the Governess made and warned her there were children watching.

Contestant Jack from Oxfordshire told the chaser he would like to spend any winnings on building a hen house at home.

He explained that he wanted to give his six rescued battery hens a new luxury home but Anne had some views to share.

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Anne disagreed with contestant Jack's plans to build a hen house. (Credit: ITV/The Chase)
Anne disagreed with contestant Jack's plans to build a hen house. (Credit: ITV/The Chase)

The Governess responded: "You want somewhere to put your chickens? Well there's only one place a chicken should be and that is in a crispy crumb coating."

Her comment led to Bradley shaking his head in disgust with Anne reacting: "You don't like chicken?"

Bradley was unhappy with Anne's comments. (Credit: ITV/The Chase)
Bradley was unhappy with Anne's comments. (Credit: ITV/The Chase)
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Bradley reacted with disappointment, saying "Yeah I get it but tea time in front of the kids?"

Not put off, Anne replied: "That's what they're having for tea," turned to look directly at the camera, and said: "Hello kids."

Bradley was trying to diffuse the discussion. (Credit: ITV/The Chase)
Bradley was trying to diffuse the discussion. (Credit: ITV/The Chase)

Trying to dissolve the situation Bradley shouted: "They're having fish fingers and petit pois."

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"I'm pretty sure there are chicken fingers," Anne retorted.

Anne wanted the last word. (Credit: ITV/The Chase)
Anne wanted the last word. (Credit: ITV/The Chase)

To end the discussion Bradley encouraged Anne to make an offer said: "Put some money on the table."

After Bradley and Anne ended their discussion, Jack decided to remain with the cash he built up during the cash builder round.

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Despite making it through his one-on-one with Anne Jack and fellow contestant Ken were unable to beat The Governess in the final chase.

Topics: TV News, TV Entertainment

Mark Cunliffe
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