Winter on the Farm’s Helen Skelton leaves Jules Hudson, Timothy Bilton and JB Gill speechless with a suggestive gift
HELEN Skelton left her co-hosts open-mouthed as she surprised them with an oddly shaped gift.
During the segment on the farm in South Yorkshire, Helen shared an array of cookery gifts with presenters Jules Hudson, JB Gill and Timothy Bilton.
However, one of the items was quite a peculiar and suggestive shape, leaving her fellow TV personalities scratching their heads.
In the clip, Helen could be heard asking chef Tim: “Your not up all night on the shopping channels are you?”
When receiving silence in response, she joked: “Right just me?”
Helen went on to ask: “You must know what this is?” whilst pointing at a long yellow object that she insisted belonged to her.
She then, when urged to by Jules, held up the yellow item and showed it to the camera, before passing it over to Jules and continuing: “What I am doing here is giving you the perfect opportunity to buy some stocking fillers, for something who has got everything, you could fill their stocking with these gadgets.”
Tim, JB and Jules couldn’t help but look perplexed as Helen stated: “This is a banana slicer.”
Clearly amused, they all tried to stifle their giggles before JB exclaimed: “That’s some banana if you’re slicing it with that.”
It turns out, the item is actually a banana cutting device.
The uplifting moment comes after Helen was praised for comforting her co-star Jules when he became tearful in the last episode.
Jules became emotional as he reflected on the loss of his dad, Clifford, followed by the passing of his two beloved pet Labradors.
Speaking about Winter On The Farm, Helen previously told Channel 5: “I love the crisp, cold days, I love being outside all day, getting the cold and wind on my face and then the rewards of sitting in front of the fire warming up.
“With the team on Winter on the Farm, we just have a laugh, it’s a great atmosphere, just like hanging out with friends.”
The popular show is broadcast live from Cannon Hall Farm in South Yorkshire.