Ant and Dec have sparked over 100 complaints to Ofcom over a scene in the latest episode of Saturday Night Takeaway.
The Geordie duo’s Saturday night variety show returned for its 19th series over the weekend, including a prank segment in which a first-time dad was set up by his then-pregnant wife.
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In hidden camera footage, viewers saw the man attending a prenatal scan, where he was shown a false video of what he thought was his unborn child waving at him and “playing peek-a-boo”.
He was later taken to a fake ante-natal class, where a number of chaotic scenes played out, and encouraged to take part in an over-the-top pregnancy photo-shoot.
At the time, the prank was met with a mixed response, with some criticising the pair for playing with a new parent-to-be’s emotions.
It’s now been revealed that many got in touch with Ofcom over the segment, with a total of 111 complaints being made.
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As is standard procedure, these complaints will be assessed before the TV watchdog makes a decision about whether to launch an investigation.
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Following the sketch, Ant and Dec revealed that the parents featured in the prank had now been born, and stunned the couple by sharing that they’d opened a savings account for their child, and would be donating £1000 a year into it, until their baby turned 18.
