Michael Bublé reveals never seen before TikTok of him dancing with Alison Hammond and Phil Schofield
Michael Bublé revealed a never-before-seen TikTok of him dancing with Alison Hammond and Phillip Schofield on This Morning on Wednesday.
The singer, 47, showed off the hilarious video of him hanging out with the production team from his appearance on This Morning earlier this year.
It comes after Aliso shared a cheeky exchange with Michael about his appearance on the show as she told the singer he looks “good”.
Wow! Michael Bublé revealed a never-before-seen TikTok of him dancing with Alison Hammond and Phillip Schofield this Wednesday morning
The presenter, 47, interviewed the hitmaker alongside co-host Phillip where they played a clip of some of Michael’s appearances on the ITV show over the years.
Watching old clips of himself, Michael said, “How was I balder then?”
Alison replied, “No, you were fine,” to which they all burst out laughing before adding, “You were fine babies.”
Boogie: The singer, 47, showed the hilarious video of him mingling with the production team from his appearance on This Morning earlier this year
Flirt: It comes after Aliso shared a cheeky exchange with Michael about his appearance on the show as she told the singer he looked ‘good’
Phillip said: You have a connection with this show, but particularly with this lady.
Alison then joked, “It’s as electric now as it was before.”
Michael also released his latest album Higher this year and worked with Sir Paul McCartney who served as the record’s producer.
Looking back: The presenter, 47, interviewed the hitmaker alongside co-host Phillip Schofield where they played a clip of some of Michael’s appearances on the ITV show over the years
Memories: Watching old clips of himself, Michael said, “How balder was I back then?” to which Alison replied, “No, you were fine”
The singer recalled how the pair linked up, saying: ‘His management wrote to me saying they understood I was making a record.
‘I made a demo and sent him my number. He called me and said, “Hi, it’s Paul Mac.” I said, “hi it’s Mike Boobs.” He’s a lovely man.
Michael added that he saved the former Beatles star to his phone as Sir P.
The singer stayed after his interview and posed for snaps with the daytime show’s backstage crew.
Performance: At one point, the trio all sang along to Nat King Cole’s LOVE
Origin: | Dailymail.co.uk
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