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Sweet Cheeks.
'It was b****y scary': Chris Tarrant relays 'terrifying' ordeal after he was thrown into prison in Kenya with inmates who called him 'sweet cheeks'
Chris revealed his 'terrifying' ordeal when he was thrown into a jail cell during the last day of his Tarrant On The African Express series
On why he was arrested Chris revealed he thought the military believed both him and the crew to be spies trying to film a new warship moored nearby
The former Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host, 74, did not specify when the arrest happened, but first spoke of the incident last year
The star the show, which is set to air on Thursday, explained: 'There were these very large Kenyan men in the other cell leering at us
Speaking candidly about the incident on Tuesday, the former Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host, 74, was arrested during the last day of filminghis Tarrant On The African Express series.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9007881/Chris-Tarrant-reveals-thrown-prison-cell-Kenya.html
Chris revealed his 'terrifying' ordeal when he was thrown into a jail cell during the last day of his Tarrant On The African Express series
On why he was arrested Chris revealed he thought the military believed both him and the crew to be spies trying to film a new warship moored nearby
The former Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host, 74, did not specify when the arrest happened, but first spoke of the incident last year
The star the show, which is set to air on Thursday, explained: 'There were these very large Kenyan men in the other cell leering at us
Speaking candidly about the incident on Tuesday, the former Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host, 74, was arrested during the last day of filminghis Tarrant On The African Express series.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9007881/Chris-Tarrant-reveals-thrown-prison-cell-Kenya.html
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It is renowned as one of the most dangerous routes in the world, and one stop on Chris' journey is the site where 140 workers were eaten by lions in 1898.
It was on the final day that he was accosted by police, who he said claimed he didn't have permission to film at the site despite having the papers to prove they were, in fact, allowed to do so.