BERRY AND ‘TIDY’ HIT IS BACK
ee the clan heading to Barry in outh Wales for a huge Christmas elebration.
Millions of viewers are set to watch it on Christmas Day.
And it’s likely to spark plenty of hat on social media, something Mathew will be following with een interest.
Speaking at Samsung’s Thread alks event, he said: “I will cerainly watch it on Christmas ay and I will probably look t Twitter afterwards, but I eally hope that people on’t live tweet during it. “If there were ad breaks, hat would be fine. But it’s n hour of a show which eople really, really like.
“I’ve seen it and I can and-on-heart say I think ’s really great and people will really love it. “I hope that people just ut their phones down for ne minute or 59 minutes nd just watch it.
“But yeah, maybe I will ead the replies...or maybe I won’t. Who knows.”
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