Vernon Kay humiliated as he swears on-air and quickly apologises to listeners

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Vernon Kay was left red in the face after he was forced to apologise to listeners after a 'slip of the tongue'. The 49-year-old presenter hosted his BBC Radio 2 slot on Wednesday and was left horrified by his on-air blunder.As the star addressed listeners about the time capsules, he read out a letter from a fan, as he said: "Hey Vern, can you wish a happy 100th anniversary to the Vernon Building Society in Stockport," reports the Mirror.The radio host then discussed everything Stockport has produced, including his wife Tess Daly. “And as I’m reading this they’re burying a time capsule with pupils from St Joseph’s Primary School containing everything that’s great about Greater Manchester which will be opened in 100 years in 2124," he continued.Vernon said: "None of us will be around when they open that - how crazy is that?

It’ll be some other clown sat at a radio station.”However, things went south when Vernon added: “If you are going down there, to the burying of the time capsule, enjoy that little bit of p***."He had meant to say “a little piece of history” but accidentally slipped up.

The former Family Fortunes host was left laughing at the blunder, after he swore live on air. He told listeners: "I apologise, slip of the tongue.“I’m having so much fun today - now I do really need a wee after laughing."Radio 2 listeners took to X - formerly Twitter - where they quipped about Vernon's mistake as one said: "Brilliant, slip of the tongue.”In February, fans of the star were left confused when his mid-morning radio show suffered technical issues.

He was chatting to his listeners as normal when his voice was suddenly cut off and listeners heard nothing but silence before "emergency tapes" began to play.The dad-of-two was in