THE Chase's Anne Hegerty has 'ruined fans childhoods' after she made a VERY cheeky joke about a popular kids TV programme - just minutes into the ITV gameshow.
Anne, 64, has been part of The Chase since 2010 and has the nickname The Governess.
The TV star recently appeared on the Celebrity special of the quiz show.
Bradley Walsh, 63, introduced four new celebrity contestants to the show who were hopeful they could bag some cash for their chosen charities.
One of those was TV and radio presenter, Melvin Odoom who is most known for being on BBC radio 1 with his co-stars Rickie Haywood and Charlie Hedges.
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Introducing himself, Melvin began: "When I meet people, they're like I know you and I'm like is it from Radio 1 or something cool?"
He continued: "They go, Dick and Dom in the bungalow."
Everyone in the studio, was in hysterics after this.
Anne, then chimed in: "I like a bit of Dom and Dick on a Saturday morning."
After hearing the 62-year-old's rude comment, Melvin burst out laughing and the camera revealed his stunned facial expression.
The camera then cut to Bradley who looked also looked shocked at what Anne had just blurted out on TV.
The Governess then cheekily added: "Especially Dom."
The rest of the contestants were seen chuckling in the background.
'Dick and Dom In The Bungalow' was a children's entertainment television series that aired on CBBC and was presented by the duo Dick and Dom (Richard McCourt and Dominic Wood).
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The Chase airs weekdays from 5pm on ITV.
