Stephs Packed Lunch to see Russell Kane endure prostate exam live on air

Comedian Russell Kane has revealed that he will likely endure a prostate exam live on air.

The comic has revealed that he has "no doubt" that he will likely endure the e examination on C4's Steph's Packed Lunch soon.

This comes after host Steph McGovern had a cervical smear in front of viewers.

Russell Kane, 47, regularly stars alongside Steph, 40, on the daytime show and recently spoke about the importance of busting taboos – as part of Boots Taboo Talk podcast.

He said: “Steph had a cervical smear live on tv and there’s no doubt in my mind I’ve got a prostate exam coming my way when the new series starts.

“We will literally be bum in the air, facing the screen."

He added how he thinks talking about anything taboo is "useful when it creates change for the better" and that they're not just doing it for a "laugh".

Russell added: “Yes, it’s nice to get a laugh – but imagine if people start talking about that stuff more and someone goes for a test.

“If you talk about taboos properly, you can evoke thoughtfulness with humour. I’m so passionate about it, particularly with men.”

Former Hollyoaks star Joe Tracini has left Steph's Packed Lunch fans "in tears" with an emotional chat.

In more Steph's Packed Lunch news, former Hollyoaks actor Joe Tracini left viewers "in tears" after an emotional chat.

The Dennis Savage star appeared on Wednesday's show (September 28) and talked about the struggles he's faced while living with Borderline Personality Disorder.

Viewers took to social media, with one fan writing: "I'm in tears watching your interview with @joetracini.

"I have the same thoughts, day in, day out. It's a daily struggle and not the best way to live each day."

A second said: "Awww… Joe Tracini. What a lovely guy."

While a third penned: "Wow Joe is so honest, what an amazing guy to speak so openly."

A fourth shared: "What a brilliant, insightful interview. Will definitely be reading the book."

"My heart goes out to you Joe. Keep on keeping on and well done for going on TV and speaking about it so well," a fifth put.

For emotional support you can call the Samaritans 24-hour helpline on 116 123, email [email protected], visit a Samaritans branch in person or go to the Samaritans website.

Steph's Packed Lunch airs at 12.30 pm weekdays on Channel 4.

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