Vernon Kay told 'leave them alone' by wife Tess Daly over 'nightmare' habit
manchestereveningnews.co.ukVernon Kay has shared the antics that have landed him in trouble with his wife, Tess Daly. While on his BBC Radio 2 show, the presenter admitted to a plasterer named Danny, that he has a tendency to "hover" around tradespeople out of pure fascination.
He explained live on-air: "I must be a tradesperson's nightmare because when they come round to our house, I'm one of those people that hover.
I'm not being nosey and making sure that I'm getting my value for money, I just like watching a skilled technician, a skilled plasterer, a painter and decorator, I just like watching them work. "I'm not being nosey and making sure that I'm getting my value for money, I just like watching a skilled technician, a skilled painter and decorator, I just like watching them work." In response, the plasterer called Vernon "the worst type of customer", to which he replied: "My Mrs says that, she's like, 'Just leave them alone!' "I'm like, 'Look at that plastering, it's a work of art'," reports the Express.
Acknowledging the annoyance his curiosity might cause, he then promised to put a stop to his behaviour. Vernon went on to reveal that he likes to offer tradespeople a decent cup of tea while they're working.
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