The Chase host Bradley Walsh left fans stunned after revealing a hidden disability on an episode of the ITV show late last year.
Bradley, 64, made the admission in an ep that aired in mid-December 2023 – the same episode of The Chase was aired again earlier this month, with fans again sharing their surprise at the news.
While speaking to contestant Liz, the TV favourite exposed a little-known fact about himself.
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While Liz asked a question about the value of each Scrabble tile based on its colour, Bradley appeared confused by the question. “I didn’t even know there was red and white,” he confessed. To which Liz replied: “It’s the values of the letters.”
The Chase: Bradley Walsh revealed he’s colour blind
Soon after chaser Paul “the Sinnerman” Sinha had to explain that each tile had a colour that counted for a different score.
Bradley, who was quite surprised by this, claimed he “understood” but admitted: “Fans at home are probably thinking what’s he talking about he must be really dim, but no it’s my colour blindness.”
Meanwhile, fans took to social media to share their reaction to the shocking revelation. “Colour-blindness? That came right out of the green!” one fan wrote.
“#Thechase had no idea Bradley was colour blind!” a second commented.
A third, however, took a slightly different approach and claimed he was using his condition to hide the fact that he didn’t know the answer: “No, you’re really dim – colour blindness plays no role,” they said. A fourth agreed: “It’s not your colour blindness, Bradley.”
What happened next?
Liz managed to bring £4k back to the podium. However, her three team members all stumbled and were sent home by The Sinnerman, who was in top form.
The American contestant was forced to take on Paul in the Final Chase by herself. She impressed the Chaser and host Bradley with a score of 10.
Unfortunately, she was caught out by Paul within one minute and one second remaining on the clock.
“Had Liz got other players to help her with, she would have got a good chance. But fair play to her on getting through to the final on her own. 10 is not bad and it’s tough being a single player,” said one fan.
Another added: “Good job, Liz. You need Britain people to help with those England questions. Standalone would be rough.”
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The Chase airs on weekdays from 5pm on ITV1 and ITVX.
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