From 100-year-old Colonel Tom Moore raising over £30million for the NHS trust after pledging to walk 100 laps of his driveway, to five-year-old Harmonie-Rose Allen taking park in the 2.6 challenge, fundraising efforts across the UK are at an all-time high.
Today, GMB spoke to 73-year-old Rajinder Singh – otherwise known as the ‘Skipping Sikh’ – who has been inspiring people to exercise during the lockdown.
He went viral after he was filmed skipping in his allotment, and has since raised £9,600 for the NHS.
And Chris Kamara – who is known for his own sporting efforts – joined their interview, but it quickly descended into chaos when he revealed the lack of clothing he was wearing below the waist.
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“We can’t have you there without doing some sort of exercise, can you do a handstand up the wall or something? Don’t let me down mate, come on!” Ben begged.
Those watching at home heard Ranvir interject: “You’re such a mean friend!”
“I haven’t got any trousers on!” Chris revealed and the whole studio fell about laughing.
“Prove it! Prove it! Prove it!” Ranvir chanted but Ben restored the order: “No, if he’s said it, it means it’s true. Absolutely true.”
One said: “Haha made my morning !! Love @chris_kammy !! @benshephard face was a picture lol well done gr8 piece.”
“Only watch GMB on Fridays and thought this was hilarious,” another added.
Someone else wrote: “Brilliant work all. Great to see such a fun and inspiring story. We now only watch @GMB on a Friday for obvious reasons.”
An alternative tweet read: “Never fails to surprise and make us laugh, brilliant Chris Kammy.”