Look who’s talking
Having an affair? Nursing a broken heart? Damaged by online dating?
If you’ve got a terrible personal problem you’re desperate to get off your chest, who better to dish out sage advice than dance instructor
Louie Spence or How Clean Is Your House? presenter Kim Woodburn?
Well, possibly a therapist... But regardless of that, the public poured their hearts out to a host of celebrities when the stars took over a call centre.
Famous faces also including Countdown’s Rachel Riley,
Girls Aloud star Kimberley
Walsh and I’m A Celeb winner
Georgia Toffolo manned the phones at a helpline for Channel 4 special Celebrity Call Centre.
The celebs also opened up about their own experiences as they offered candid advice for the channel’s charity Stand Up To Cancer season.
Comedians Mo Gilligan and Joel Dommett were also on hand to encourage callers to see the funny side of their problems. And viewers can see actor Tyger Drewhoney impart pearls of wisdom too when the show airs later this autumn.
Executive producer Steven D Wright says: “As well as contributing to a worthy cause, the format gets under the skin of what’s vexing Britain, and brings some of our favourite stars down from their pedestals.
“Expect shocks, surprises and revelations as the celebrities open up to tackle the Great British public’s problems and predicaments.”
Let’s hope they didn’t have to deal with too many hang-ups of the literal kind...