Graham Norton maintains that Alison Hammond was sorry about his dead dog … and wants to use it for comedy going on
Graham Norton has made it clear that he was not upset or offended by Alison Hammond ‘s faux par last Friday morning, when she asked how his dog was, despite the fact that he died.
Speaking on his radio show on Sunday, Graham, 57, said: ‘Now, I was expecting to say this yesterday, big up Alison Hammond she got so much apparently emptied, you know, being insensitive or annoying.
‘I did this morning and she said, oh, how is your dog? And I said oh he’s dead. And I did it in a way that was deliberately weird. And it was going to be funny. It was funny.
There are no hard feelings: Graham Norton has made it clear that he was not upset or offended by Alison Hammond ‘s faux par this Friday morning, when she asked how his dog was, despite that he died
‘And I think she was funny. It was funny to me. Such people were deliberately mistaking what happened to your kind, you know, being horrible to her. ‘
Certainly to make sure Alison was not criticized for the blunder, Graham said: ‘So I like Alison Hammond and if there was any resentment, it was my fault. I mean, I did a bad thing. ‘
‘That’s the other thing, I feel like people then think I’m a bit heartless. I was sad when the dog went, but now I can use it for comedy. ‘
Alison and Dermot O’Leary’s first time as new guests on Friday this morning were not without a few on-screen buttons.
Speaking on his Sunday radio show, Graham, 57, said: ‘Now, I was expecting to say this yesterday, big Alison Hammond got so much evacuation apparently, you know, that being unconscious or bothering me ‘
Maiden Show: Alison and Dermot O’Leary’s first time as new guests on Friday this morning was not without a few on-screen buttons
Speaking to Graham, Alison had said: ‘I love you! The last time I saw you, you were with your dog, do you still have it? ‘
Graham’s deadpan replied: ‘No. Dead. ‘
This brought a funny smile from Alison, with Dermot holding his head in his hands.
Luckily Graham saw the humor in it.
Certainly to make sure Alison was not criticized for the blunder, Graham said: ‘So I like Alison Hammond and if there was any resentment, it was my fault. I mean, I did a bad thing ‘
Oops: The nostalgia continued when, in an interview with Cold Feet star Fay Ripley, Alison asked how she treated two sons during the lockout. The actress then clarified that she had a son and a daughter, leaving Alison looking embarrassed.
The nostalgia continued when, in an interview with Cold Feet star Fay Ripley, Alison asked how she treated two sons during the lockout.
The actress then clarified that she had a son and a daughter, leaving Alison looking embarrassed.
Dermot later complimented chef Clodagh McKenna while making a delicious Irish stew.
She asked him, ‘Is your grandmother in Ireland? ‘makes him say in a deadpan response:’ She is not in heaven.