MYLEENE Klass turned the air blue on Countdown yesterday afternoon when she offered up an eight-letter Irish swear word as a celebrity guest in dictionary corner.
The musician, model and former pop star joined Susie Dent for Monday's instalment of the long-running Channel 4 show.
But when faced with a letters round the 37-year-old mother-of-two warned host Nick Hewer “I’ve got a rude one” before spelling out the eight letter word gobs***e.
The celebrity offering beat the seven letter word ‘ghosted’, which was put forward by both contestants on the programme, after Dent gave her seal of approval to Klass’ attempt - describing the word as “chiefly Irish” and “vulgar slang”.
The former Hear’Say singer, who was formerly married to Irish bodyguard Graham Quinn, has been a busy lady this weekend, after helping to launch the Classic FM’s VE Day at 70 concert at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Saturday, April 25.
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The concert, which will be hosted by Klass and John Suchet, will take place on May 10 featuring guest performers Katherine Jenkins and Rebecca Ferguson as well as a special appearance by members of Sir Winston Churchill's family.