Gogglebox fans in stitches as Stephen takes brutal swipe at husband’s performance in the bedroom
GOGGLEBOX fans were left in stitches after Stephen Webb took a savage swipe at his husband’s performance in the bedroom.
During Friday’s instalment of the popular Channel 4, the cast watched an episode of American series Kings of Pain presented by dare devils Adam Thorn and Robert Alleva.
The wildlife biologist and professional animal handler allowed a beaded lizard to bite them knowing that a single bite would cause agonising pain.
The host explained: “Their hemotoxic and neurotoxic venom trigger deep penetration.”
The much-loved comedy duo were baffled that the presenters would put themselves through that pain.
Daniel asked: “You’re going to let that bite you?”
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Cheekily grinning at his husband, Daniel replied that he’d be up for the challenge, as a bite from a venomous creature would “offer deep penetration”.
Channel 4 viewers were left hysterics by the X-rated remark and raced to Twitter to comment.
One user penned: “Stephen always knows what I’m thinking [purple devil emoji, aubergine emoji] #Gogglebox”
nother added: “Stephen referring to his husband’s lack of penetration? … [giggle emojis] #Gogglebox.”
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A third echoed: “@Stephenwebb71 if it offers deep penetration [cry laughing emoji] #Gogglebox.”
Stephen and Daniel are not the only members of the Gogglebox cast to surpsie fans recently.
Giles Wood revealed that he was able to retire aged just 21.
The armchair TV critic, who appears on the Channel 4 show alongside his wife Mary Killen, didn’t even make it into the workplace before putting his feet up for good.
Mary let slip the revelation in a previous episode of Gogglebox, ribbing her hubby for claiming he was “starting” retirement.
While watching a documentary about the Covid-19 pandemic, he said to his wife of more than 30 years: “Just as I’m starting to enjoy my retirement.”
But Mary shot back: “What retirement? You haven’t worked first. You retired at 21, so now you can start working, do it in reverse.”
Away from his and Mary’s showbiz role on TV, Giles does actually earn a living from painting pictures of other people’s “clutter”.
The star, who lives in a stunning Wiltshire cottage with Mary, studied at the Wimbledon Art School and paints to relax.
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It was at college where the couple met, as Mary was working as a model at the time.
Giles now displays his artwork on his own website, with signed and framed prints previously selling for £250-a-go.