Thursday 10 November 2022 04:26 AM AFL 2022: Brendan Fevola opens up about his Call of Duty addiction trends now
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Footy player-turned-radio host Brendan Fevola was confronted about his video game addiction live on air on Thursday.
The father of four, 41, was told by his Fox FM co-host Fifi Box he had spent more than 115 days playing the first-person shooter Call of Duty in the last 12 months.
After monitoring his PlayStation activity, Fifi revealed he'd played for 2,772 hours - or an average of seven hours and 36 minutes per day - since November 2021.
Footy player-turned-radio host Brendan Fevola (pictured with his partner Alex) was confronted about his video game addiction live on air on Thursday
'In days, that is 115 days of sitting at your desk playing COD. That's 3.78 months. That's a third of the year you've sat playing COD,' she explained.
Brendan, who is an official ambassador for Call of Duty, replied: 'Is this an intervention or a celebration?'
He then defended himself by saying playing video games 'is just like people watching TV, it's the same thing'.
The father of four, 41, was told by his Fox FM co-host Fifi Box he had spent more than 115 days, or 2,772 hours, playing the first-person shooter Call of Duty in
