GMB’s Andi Peters gets vandalized by ITV filming as he digs into hilarious skits

Contest king Andi Peters was vandalized by a cameraman on ITV today, as he dug into staff during an appearance on Good Morning Britain today

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Andi Peters makes cameramen dig deep

Andi Peters was vandalized by an ITV cameraman on Good Morning Britain today.

The king of the competition was in Belfast today, presenting the usual cash prize segment on the ITV programme, as he got into a tussle with one of the show’s cameramen, including Mr. who is filming him.

During a conversation with GMB hosts Kate Garraway and Richard Bacon, he took notice of the person filming with him, as the ITV staff brutally hit back during the hilarious segment.

Kate began bonding with Andi, who was staying with one of the winners in Belfast, when she said: “Have some love for Andi. He’s in Belfast, he’s doing a pound job. .Look at his beauty!”

Richard later revealed that it was Tom on stabilizer for him and Kate in the studio today, as Andi later added: “I think Tom on steady is great but I think Ollie is better. . He’s clearly not available today.”

Kate joked back, “Now you’ve made Andi,” as he complimented Ollie for his amazing camera work.

“Tom, you’re great,” Andi said, “but Ollie as he walks around behind the desk.”

“When Ollie did that, he was a lot more settled,” said Richard, as they all laughed at what happened.

Later, when they returned to Andi, the cameraman filming him articulated how he felt when the camera was out of focus, causing Andi to appear blurry on television screens across the country.

It comes after Andi revealed he disagrees with ITV bosses about calling the cash prize ‘life-changing’.

“And I always counter, ‘I’m really sorry, £3,000 changed her life, she doesn’t have to take the bus to work anymore, so for her, life has changed’.” And it’s all just subjective. Total amount?” he said.

“Six years ago we gave away £1m and they wouldn’t let me call a £1m life change because – this is exactly what the solicitor said – ‘if Richard Branson wins , it won’t change his life.” So we argued back and said “no, it will change his life, because in that minute he will be £1 million richer. That’s life changing.”

After the disagreement, ITV has now allowed Andi to call it a life changer if the sum is above £101,000.

“So now the rule is 101,000 pounds or more, lives are changing. That’s the new rule. But if it’s ninety-nine (thousands), I can’t say lives are changing,” he said. She explained as she revealed the show’s strict rules regarding segmentation.