On Sunday’s episode of Lego Masters, Michael ‘Wippa’ Wipfli pranked the contestants with a hilarious joke.
The presenter and comedian came out on stage dressed in a suit after his co-star Hamish Blake introduced him as a “very special guest”.
Hamish joked that Australia’s “prime minister” was about to leave, but Wippa showed up.
The teams, from Germany, the United States, France and Denmark, did not notice.
“I was really surprised to have met the Prime Minister,” laughs Ida, a member of the Denmark team.
On Sunday’s episode of Lego Masters, Michael ‘Wippa’ Wipfli (pictured) pranked the contestants with a hilarious joke.
The presenter and comedian came out on stage dressed in a suit.
“I thought, ‘When am I going to meet the Prime Minister of Australia?'” he added.
Hamish said the real Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was unable to make an appearance.
The teams soon realized it was a prank when they noticed Hamish laughing during the prank.
It comes after Channel Nine’s highest-paid star was revealed, with Lego Masters presenter Hamish Blake topping the list with his incredible seven-figure salary.
Co-star Hamish Blake (pictured) introduced him as a “very special guest”.
Hamish joked that Australia’s ‘prime minister’ was about to leave, but Wippa showed up.
The teams, from Germany, the United States, France and Denmark, did not notice.
The comedian, 41, is said to earn a whopping $2 million for hosting the reality show.
Lego Masters has had a format change for this year’s highest-rated competition.
It features ‘Australia’ playing against teams from the USA, Germany, Denmark and France.
In season four, international teams of two take on an Australian duo for the coveted Lego Masters trophy.
Lego Masters also features judge Ryan ‘The Brickman’ McNaught.
Hamish said the real Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (pictured) failed to appear.
