GK Barry has dropped a major clue about the identity of her least favourite celebrity interview.
The social media star and new Radio 1 host, 27, has filmed 231 episodes of her Saving Grace YouTube show.
Now on the other side of the mic for the Pod Got Nibbled podcast, GK – real name Grace Keeling – was asked to name her worst guest.
She cryptically answered: “If you followed me for a while you will know which one is my least favourite by the length of the episode. I’ll leave it there…”
It immediately prompted sleuthing fans to dig through her back catalogue where they quickly discovered Mark Wright and Madison Beer episodes around the 30minute mark, substantially shorter than her other interviews that can last for over an hour.
However, fans recalled Madison being “the sweetest person” during the chat and ruled her out.
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Meanwhile, in the comments on the YouTube video of Mark’s episode, one person wrote: “He is hard workkk well done for your interviewing.”
Another added: “Yeah he wasn’t really feeling this was he.”
A third said: “Yeah I got that vibe… trying to get bloody out a rock. Very boring episode.”
However, some viewers did enjoy the episode and praised Mark as a “decent guy”.
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On commented: “I like how mark’s transitioned into a mature man, nice to see his growth!”
Grace took to the airwaves on Radio 1 for the first time last week and admitted she was “shaking in my boots”.
She is set for an initial run of six weeks as part of a major shake-up to the station’s on-air talent.
Big names like Rickie Haywood-Williams, Melvin Odoom and Dean McCullough were among the broadcasters departing.