Michael Bublé jokes he doesn't have to be 'politically correct' in the UK trends now

Michael Bublé has joked that he loves the UK because he doesn't have to be 'careful or politically correct' here.

The Canadian singer, 47, appeared on the Jonathan Ross Show on Saturday night where he said that residents of the UK were 'his people' after performing a string of shows here this week including at the 02.

Speaking about his love for the British Isles she said: 'You're my people. I get to be this, me. I don't have to pretend. 

'I don't have to be careful or politically correct. You guys are amazing.'

Giving him a joking warning about being cancelled, Ed Sheeran - who also appeared on the chat show - said: 'You do…'

Michael then admitted: 'I didn't realise that…'

Of other countries he loves to perform in, Michael added: 'I love Germany. I love the Germans. They're hilarious. They're funny people, they're dry.'

As talk turned to fans having his face tattooed on them, Michael said: 'It's a good feeling, it's kinda cool when someone wants to put you on their skin forever.'

Asked who in the world of music he'd have tattooed on him he then said: 'Lewis Capaldi!'

Michael also discussed his ambitions to act saying: 'Yeah, for sure. I think it's about time. I'm serious. It's an extension of what we do. 

'As artists, every night we go on stage, there's a character that we play, a superhero that we become. There's a great sense of fulfilment in expressing yourself in that way.

'I have been offered roles to go and do things… it was always the same part. 'You're a singer…' It was like the romantic comedy. 

'That would be fun, but I wanted to take a stab at something… I love my life, I love what I do and I love who I do it for. I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do next, but something cool. Maybe a TV chat show.'