Kyle Sandilands shocked listeners with a shocking revelation about a former celebrity couple on Monday.
While discussing co-host Jackie ‘O’ Henderson’s sex life, Sandilands, 52, mentioned a shocking act she claimed she witnessed being done by her friends Brian McFadden, 44, and Delta Goodrem, 39 , during their relationship.
The KIIS FM presenter alleged that he saw the couple ‘spitting’ in each other’s mouths at their home while they were dating.
“They just spit in each other’s mouths and laughed,” he said.
“I was like… ‘you’re in my living room, what’s going on here?’… I was like Travis Barker and that old Kardashian,” she added.
Kyle Sandilands shocked listeners with a shocking revelation about a former celebrity couple on Monday. While discussing co-host Jackie ‘O’ Henderson’s sex life, Sandilands, 52, mentioned a surprising act she witnessed her friends Brian McFadden, 44, and Delta Goodrem, 39, do during their relationship.
Brian and Delta met in 2004 when he asked her to do a duet with him on the song Almost Here.
The couple announced their engagement in 2007 but separated four years later, in 2011.
At the time Brian was still married to reality TV star Kerry Katona, the mother of his two children, although they had separated and the song was about their breakup.
Brian and Delta met in 2004 when he asked her to do a duet with him on the song Almost Here.
It comes after Sandilands and Jackie ‘O’ revealed they are not worried about winning over Melbourne audiences ahead of their long-awaited debut on Monday.
The radio duo, who have co-hosted the Kyle & Jackie O Show for more than two decades, have signed a record $200 million, 10-year deal that will keep them on the air for the next decade and expanding Victorian-style. capital.
Speaking to Daily Mail Australia at their new studio in North Sydney, Sandilands, 52, and Henderson, 49, have mixed opinions on how Melburnians will adapt to their first breakfast show on April 29.
. The couple announced their engagement in 2007 but separated four years later, in 2011.
“I really don’t think it’s a problem at all.” I hope they hug us quickly. “But Jackie feels like it might be more of a slow process, but she’s always on the more cautious side of life,” Sandilands said.
They also shut down recent reports about increased censorship of the show ahead of the interstate move, revealing that their secret weapon to winning over listeners is to keep doing what they’re doing.
‘The law is the law. Whether here or in Melbourne, there are the same broadcasting laws,” Sandilands said.
‘Every radio program can do what we do. They just don’t have the guts to do it… We’d rather be more real so people can communicate and gravitate towards someone on the show who has the same opinion as them.’
“They just spit in each other’s mouths and laughed,” Sandilands said. “I was like…” you’re in my living room, what’s going on here? “…I was like Travis Barker and that old Kardashian,” he added.
