Mel Giedroyc is one of the loveliest stars in TV land, but now she’s on a mission to unearth dastardly deeds!
In Mel Giedroyc: Unforgivable, her new comedy series starting on Dave this week, the presenter will persuade celebrities to confess their most outrageous lies, secret sins and legal transgressions to convince her that they are the most morally questionable person in the room!
Aided by her sidekick, comedian Lou Sanders, Mel puts three famous faces under the spotlight in each episode, starting with Graham Norton, Alex Brooker and Desiree Burch.
Here, Mel, 52, tells TV Times more about the show…
What’s your secret to getting celebs to make their confessions?
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