‘If he knew it was me he would have opened the gates!’: Alison Hammond begs security to let her into Denzel Washington’s home while on Hollywood tour
Alison Hammond tried to break into Denzel Washington’s home on This Morning on Tuesday.
The presenter, 45, begged the security guard to call the actor as she told him: ‘If he knew it was me he would have literally opened the gates’.
Alison and Denzel, 66, go back to 2018 where she enjoyed a flirty interview with the Hollywood heartthrob on This Morning.
Let me in! Alison Hammond tried to break into Denzel Washington’s home on This Morning on Tuesday
Alison, who is set to takeover from Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes Friday slot, was presenting a pre-recorded segment about famous stars who live in Beverley Hills.
During the tour, the presenter arrived outside Denzel’s house and tried her luck at trying to reunite with the actor once more.
She said: ‘I know Denzel Washington, I was just wondering if I could go and say hi. Is he in?’
Reunion? During the tour, the presenter arrived outside Denzel’s house and tried her luck at trying to reunite with the actor once more
The presenter, 45, begged the security guard to call the actor as she told him: ‘If he knew it was me he would have literally opened the gates’
Oh dear: Alison asked the security guard if he could call Denzel, who refused her request
To which the security guard replied: ‘No I can’t let anyone in.’
Alison asked the security guard if he could call Denzel, who refused her request.
Showing mock annoyance, she said: ‘Ugh top security. He won’t let me in. He won’t even call him.
‘If he knew it was me he would have literally opened the gates.’
It comes as Alison is set to present her first show since taking over Ruth and Eamonn Friday slot with Dermot O’Leary.
Good pals: Alison and Denzel, 66, go back to 2018 where she enjoyed a flirty interview with the Hollywood heartthrob on This Morning
After the married presenting duo fought back tears during their final Friday show on This Morning last month, Alison took to Twitter to share a sweet message.
The presenter tweeted: ‘A class above the rest @EamonnHolmes @RuthieeL,’ followed by a heart emoji.
At the time, it was reported Alison is in duty of care meetings after racist trolling over her replacing Eamonn and Ruth on This Morning.
The TV presenter is said to be struggling to cope with the ‘vitriol’ she has been receiving online and it has prompted the channel to step in to ensure she is ‘staying positive’.
MailOnline contacted representatives for ITV and Alison for comment at the time.
Exciting: It comes as Alison is set to present her first show since taking over Ruth and Eamonn Friday slot with Dermot O’Leary (pictured in October)