Bradley Walsh worlds away from The Chase as he enjoys boozy karaoke night with son Barney in Japan for new travel series
The game show host appears to have a Japanese admirer in our exclusive first look
BRADLEY Walsh is worlds away from The Chase as he knocks back beers in an exclusive first look at the sixth series of his travel show with son Barney.
The father and son duo already share the screen together hosting the BBC’s hugely popular reboot of Gladiators.
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Bradley Walsh will let loose on the new series of his travel showCredit: ITV
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The Chase host will enjoy boozy karoke in JapanCredit: ITV
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In an exclusive first look, Bradley belts out the words to Abba’s Dancing QueenCredit: ITV
But over on ITV, the pair have been giving an insight into their relationship on Bradley Walsh and Son: Breaking Dad.
Bradley, 64, and Barney, 27, are hitting the road once again and this time they’re discovering Japan.
In an exclusive first look at the new series, Bradley can be seen relaxing as he enjoys beers with his son.
While downing the bevvies, the pair experience Karoke with their Japanese guide.
In the clip, Chase host Brad exclaims: “Karoke in Tokyo, this is the way to do it!”
He then breaks into song, belting out Abba’s Dancing Queen.
Turning to his guide, he asks: “You’re coming around with us right? You’re coming on the road with us?”
Bradley was left speechless as he swiftly replied: “Well that would be a hell of an honour, daddy.”
In hilarious scenes, Barney then warns the guide to stop calling his father ‘daddy’ if he wants to continue travelling with them.
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Speaking about the new series, Bradley said: “The highlight for me has got to be the quality time I got to spend with Barney, having a laugh and making lifelong memories together.
“It was also great to meet so many wonderful people along the way. We had a great guide who travelled with us across Japan –
he was such a laugh (and brilliant at karaoke, I might add).
“We met a whole host of characters along the way who taught us so much about both countries’ history and culture. I love taking it all in and learning as much as I can.”
Barney added: “For me, the biggest highlight of all is that people still
love the show and that we might have inspired other families to travel.”
