Former Kyle and Jackie O producer reveals the segment idea that was too WILD for the KIIS FM show

The Kyle and Jackie O Show is known for airing it’s fair share of racy, hilarious, and even controversial segments. 

And this week, Bruno Bouchet, who used to be the former executive producer of the show, revealed the one segment that was just too wild to ever make it on air. 

Appearing on the Ben, Rob and Robbo Show, Bruno detailed the time they had the idea to decide who was the ‘manliest’ male on the team, by getting their sperm count tested.  

‘We wanted to do a segment on the air when all the males on the show would do a sperm test and we would figure out who was the manliest based on who had the biggest sperm count,’ Bruno said. 

‘Everything was going well, we had all given our sperm sample and it was time to get Kyle’s sperm and all of a sudden legal counsel run out of the back office.’

He said that the legal team were concerned about if someone ‘impregnated’ themselves with Kyle’s sperm.  

‘They said, ”hang on a second, the big issue here is we don’t have a level of insurance where if his sperm was hijacked on the way to it being analysed and someone impregnanted themselves, we don’t have a level of insurance that would be able to take care of the costs of this child being born.”

The legal team added: “Technically it happened during the course of a radio segment.” 

Bruno no longer works as an executive producer of the show, but is now not only Kyle’s best friend, but also his manager. 

In June this year, Bruno opened up about his friendship with Kyle, 49, when he revealed how the shock jock was nothing but a pillar of support for him throughout his lengthy battle with mental health.  

The 34-year-old, who has dealt with bipolar disorder for 10 years, told Daily Mail Australia at the time that Kyle called him every day while he was in a psychiatric ward a year ago.

‘A year ago I was finally discharged after spending two months in a psychiatric ward. Kyle would call me every single day and his approach helped me get through that period,’ Bruno said.

Bruno said that the shock jock would talk to him as a friend like normal, rather than making his hospitalisation the focus point. 

‘Instead of making me feel like I was suffering or that he felt sorry for me, he’d speak to me the exact same way he always does: discussing work, gossip and b****ing about people behind their backs,’ Bruno said.