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We’d love for you to join us live at The Chat Show and be part of the experience. Set in our purpose-built café studio (yes, it’s a real café!), you can enjoy tea, coffee, and cake while watching the show unfold right in front of you. It’s a one-of-a-kind experience where you get to see the magic happen as it happens, all in the comfort of a relaxed and friendly setting.

Interested in being in the audience? Simply get in touch by emailing Will@TheChatShow.co.uk or complete the form on our Contact page. We can’t wait to have you with us!

Have a Question for Our Guests?

We love interacting with our audience, and we want to hear from you! If you’ve got a burning question for our celebrity guests, let us know. Send in the question you’d most want to ask, and it could be featured on the show!

Our fans never hold back when it comes to grilling our celebrity guests! Here are some of the funniest, cheekiest, and most outrageous questions you’ve asked presenter Will to put to our famous faces so far. Will he dare to ask them all? Of course he will!

Ed Sheeran

 Olivia from Brighton has asked presenter Will to ask: “Can you please confirm once and for all—does Ed Sheeran really have ginger pubes?”
 Josh from Nottingham has asked presenter Will to ask: “Ed, have you ever written a song so bad that even your guitar told you to stop?”
 Amy from Leeds has asked presenter Will to ask: “Be honest, have you ever used the ‘I’m Ed Sheeran’ card to get free food?”

Tom Cruise

 Liam from Manchester has asked presenter Will to ask: “Tom, do you ever just walk instead of running dramatically everywhere?”
 Sophie from Birmingham has asked presenter Will to ask: “What’s scarier—doing your own stunts or being stuck in a lift with Piers Morgan?”
 Danny from Liverpool has asked presenter Will to ask: “If you had to wear one pair of sunglasses for the rest of your life, which ones would you choose—Top Gun aviators or Mission: Impossible shades?”

David Beckham

 Jack from London has asked presenter Will to ask: “David, how long does it take you to pick an outfit, and do you ever just wear joggers and a dodgy old t-shirt like the rest of us?”
 Mia from Glasgow has asked presenter Will to ask: “What’s harder—taking a free kick in a World Cup or ordering a baguette in French without Victoria correcting you?”
 Ben from Cardiff has asked presenter Will to ask: “On a scale of 1 to ‘I need therapy,’ how many skincare products do you own?”

Lewis Capaldi

 Holly from Newcastle has asked presenter Will to ask: “Lewis, has anyone ever tried to break up with you just so you’d write them a song?”
 Chris from Belfast has asked presenter Will to ask: “Would you rather lose your voice forever or never be able to have a bath again?”
 Zoe from Edinburgh has asked presenter Will to ask: “How many Primark t-shirts do you actually own, and do they all smell of Lynx Africa?”

Emma Watson

 Ella from Oxford has asked presenter Will to ask: “Emma, when was the last time someone asked you to say ‘Wingardium Leviosa,’ and how hard did you roll your eyes?”
 James from Bristol has asked presenter Will to ask: “If Hermione had a modern-day pet instead of Crookshanks, what would it be—a rescue cat or an emotional support llama?”
 Lily from Manchester has asked presenter Will to ask: “If you could use real magic to erase one moment from your acting career, what would it be?”

Micky Flanagan

 Dave from Essex has asked presenter Will to ask: “Micky, at what point in an ‘out out’ do you realise you should’ve just stayed ‘in in’?”
 Laura from Hull has asked presenter Will to ask: “Have you ever met someone posher than you expected and had to pretend you understood what they were saying?”
 Terry from Croydon has asked presenter Will to ask: “Be honest—have you ever actually owned a pair of skinny jeans?”

Boris Johnson

 Sarah from Reading has asked presenter Will to ask: “Boris, if someone ghostwrites your autobiography, will they have to include a chapter on how you ghosted the country?”
 Tom from Edinburgh has asked presenter Will to ask: “How much wine needs to be involved before something officially becomes a ‘work event’?”
 Lucy from London has asked presenter Will to ask: “Is being Prime Minister more stressful than getting stuck on a zip wire while waving Union Jacks?”