His culinary TV debut – in which he made a sausage sandwich – left a lot to be desired.
But Brooklyn Beckham has had an offer from This Morning ’s top chef to improve his skills in the kitchen.
And Clodagh McKenna thinks David and Victoria Beckham’s son is on to a winner with his online TV series Cookin’ with Brooklyn.
In it, the novice meets top chefs who help him try to learn... well, how to cook.
“This is my road to hopefully becoming a chef,” he told one guest. Clodagh said: “I love Brooklyn’s passion for cooking, his energy is contagious.
“He reaches a young generation and the positive message he is sending about his love for cooking will influence so many of his followers. He is obviously taking it very seriously getting cooking lessons from so many great chefs.
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“I’d love to teach him how to make my Irish soda bread!”
Her offer comes after news Cookin’ with Brooklyn’s eight-minute episodes cost £74,000 each, with Brooklyn using cheat sheets to identify utensils.
Angels of the North
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Ant and Dec definitely did not wake up like this... It took a team of drag stars hours to turn the pair into Lady Antoinette and Miss Donna Lee – The Angels of the North – for their epic performance on Saturday Night Takeaway.
Drag star Raven painted Ant’s face, another team decorated Dec and wig guru Curtis Williams tended to their tresses.
The boys’ costumes were specially made for their performance of charity single We Werk Together with the RuPaul’s Drag Race winners.
Shantay!