Am I the only one wondering who is the BBC presenter?

[Andthereiwas]

Please say I'm not the only one wondering who is this guy and what was the catchphrase!
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11282497/Stripper-claims-love-child-BBC-star-says-signed-shirt-catchphrase.html

My guess is Paddy Mcguiness. Would explain his recent break up with his wife.

’no likey no lighty!’ 😂

My first guess would have been deceased, but not him if DD is to contact him.

I'm afraid it could be one of numerous possibilities. Probably more than one child each.

Actually, I think the situation could be true of several presenters, but how could she be "forced" to sign an NDA if no money changed hands and if you were going to try and cheat a DNA test you'd have to be spectacularly stupid to use a relative?

I'd go with Paddy McGuiness too. The only other one is the odious Danny Dyer. He's got form but I don't think he's got a catchphrase?

but how could she be "forced" to sign an NDA if no money changed hands

That bit just makes no sense. Usually in these circumstances the NDA would be after a payout to 'buy the silence' I can't understand why you'd agree to sign one if no money was involved.
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As a matter of interest does anyone know how watertight a NDA is. Would she be in serious bother if she broke it

Paddy McGuiness is a good call but Take Me Out was an ITV show and the report says a BBC prime time presenter. Did he do any BBC prime time work?

I think game show hosts are the ones who tend to have a catchphrase, but I'm struggling to think who it is.

I really don't think Paddy Mcguinness is powerful enough to be the presenter alluded to. Its going to be a much bigger name and probably someone older,who's been presenting for longer too.

He presents Top Gear on BBC1

Couldn't be Alan Sugar could it? He's mega rich and has a catch phrase (you're fired). Not sure if I'd call him a presenter though... 🤔

Oh, interesting..! No idea, obviously, but he'd definitely be untouchable.

Paddy McGuiness is a good call, yes he presents Top Gear and Question of Sport for BBC - the former is as prime time as they come but I didn't know he had a catch phrase.

I can't think of any catchphrases to be honest

How about Gary Lineker? He presents on BBC and is mega rich. He advertises Walkers Crisps. Don't they say something like "Everyone has a favourite" or "Which One is Your Favourite".

Is he 'mega-rich' though? Well-off I'm sure but mega-rich sounds like someone really A list.

Sorry my message was about Paddy McG!

I'm not sure I believe the catchphrase bit, unless it's really short who's going to be writing all that on someone?

and Question of Sport

Well she does have GG breasts according to the Sun ...

Pretty sure it’s Paddy Mc G. Seems the type.

Why would you sign an NDA without any money changing hands , it makes no sense at all . I’d also take the ‘prime time ‘ with a pinch of salt , it is after all in a tabloid .

I could imagine it being Paddy but I don’t know if I would describe him as mega rich. Can’t think of any other BBC presenters right now apart from Jeremy Paxman, starter for 10!

Is there another article on the same page or close by about a TV presenter with a catch phrase? If so that's probably who it is...

Twitter thinks it's paddy mc.

Not sure I'd describe Paddy as 'mega rich' though...

Paddy does indeed currently have a different story in the sidebar. Mentions him presenting Top Gear on the BBC.

www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11283533/Paddy-McGuinness-looks-unrecognisable-long-curly-hair-hilarious-throwback-snap.html

Why would he take his brother along for the DNA test? Surely he'd ask a random mate and not a relative? Is Paddy McG really that stupid?