Alex, 41, and The One Show co-host Matt Baker, 41, were joined by Ricky, 57, and actress Kerry Godliman, 45, ahead of the release of the comedian’s new Netflix series, After Life.
As well as interviewing the guests on the BBC magazine programme, Alex and Matt also discussed some of the segments which were included throughout the show.
However, it was after one particular segment, highlighting the importance of keeping diary entries which saw Alex and Ricky offer a difference in opinion.
Following the revelation Ricky made he had never kept a diary in his life, he quizzed Afterlife co-star Kerry and the presenters why someone would want to write down their memories.
Let’s not get into it Ricky
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Following the pre-recorded segment and before interviewing the guests about their new Netflix series, Alex commented: “Yeah, we don’t know how we’d feel about our diaries being on display.
“I’d die if my diaries were in…anyway, never mind,” the host added, before Ricky made his revelation: “I’ve never kept a diary.
“Why would you keep a diary? Who you trying to remind of stuff?” the comedian asked, to which Alex replied: “Yourself.”
Seemingly dismayed by Alex’s answer, Ricky said: “Really. Who cares?” to which Alex then remarked: “Let’s not get into it Ricky.”
Matt took over from his co-host to introduce the discussion on After Life, with Ricky giggling away at the response to his diary revelation and the debate which ensued.
The Netflix series, which begins streaming Friday 8,
