BRADLEY Walsh fans have been left shocked after he revealed super star pals he’s known since he was a kid.
The TV presenter, 62, discussed his friendships from his youth while on his new TV show named Bradley Walsh: The Laugh’s On Me.
Bradley Walsh revealed his famous pals in his new Channel 5 show
Bradley revealed he’d known pop star Robbie Williams since he was aged eight
The Channel 5 show aired on Sunday at 9pm, and Bradley revealed he’d known pop icon Robbie Williams since he was eight-years-old.
The Chase star Bradley said he’d met Robbie through his entertainer dad, Pete Conway.
Describing how they met, the star revealed: “Pete was the host and compare of the whole camp, he was like the entertainments boss…
“He said ‘come down to my static’- because back in the day you had static caravans pitched all over the place and you could sit in them until you went on shows.
“And sitting in the corner of his static, watching telly, was his lad at eight years of age.”
Pete then shared: “Rob came down and stayed with me and Bradley walked in one day and I said: ‘This young man used to pay football for Brentford’.”
It was also revealed that the boys would have a kickabout together against the static caravan, and Robbie would watch Bradley doing cabaret.
Bradley discussed his life and career on the show, and he also revealed other famous pals, including English footballer Bob Booker and Vinny Jones.
Surprised at the celebrity connections, one person wrote: “Last person I expected to see on the prog about Bradley Walsh was Bob Booker big m8s as kids apparently along with one Vincent Jones.”
Another said: “Watching the Bradley Walsh programme on @channel5_tv Nice to see which his favourite away ground was when he played for Brentford back in the day!!! Good lad.”
Bradley revealed the moment he realised Robbie had become a successful singer, too.
Robbie was booked to appear on Cilla Black’s show with Take That, and Bradley said: “Funnily enough….Robbie he said ‘you alright Brad?’ I went ‘yeah, yeah Rob you alright?’
Robbie asked Bradley: “Don’t you remember me?”
Bradley replied: “’I know you are obviously from Take That,” and Robbie then said: ‘I’m Pete Conway’s son.”
TV favourite Bradley’s response was: “You’re joking!’ He went ‘no, no, no’. Well, you could’ve blown me down with a feather. So, I’ve known Rob since he was about eight.”
Bradley Walsh’s show The Laugh’s On Me explored his life and career
