Paddy McGuinness is glad to see Freddie Flintoff “again and higher” after his ‘High Gear’ crash.
The 46-year-old TV star stepped away from the highlight after sustaining facial accidents and damaged ribs within the 2022 accident, which finally led to the BBC shelving the enduring motoring present, being shelved, earlier than returning for a second run of his ‘Subject of Desires’ docu-series.
Opening up on his pal and former co-host’s telly return Paddy, 52, informed ITV’s ‘Good Morning Britain’: “After we did ‘High Gear’, we’re that shut since you’re collectively on a regular basis going all over the world so you’ve gotten an actual bond.
“Seeing him do stuff like that, it is so good to see him again and higher.”
Nonetheless, he remained coy about the way forward for the programme, however he thinks the state of affairs “will all get sorted” someday.
He stated: “I sound like a politician now.
“I can not actually get into the ins and outs of it as a result of there’s all stuff nonetheless happening with ‘High Gear’ and what have you ever, so in some unspecified time in the future it’s going to all get sorted.”
Retired cricket legend Freddie has admitted he “shouldn’t be right here” after his horror crash.
In an emotional house video recording within the aftermath of the accident and later featured in ‘Fields of Desires on Tour’, he stated: “I’m struggling already and I need assistance. I actually am. I’m not the most effective at asking for it. I have to cease crying each two minutes.
“I genuinely shouldn’t be right here after what occurred. It’s going to be an extended highway again and I’ve solely simply began.
“I’ve bought to have a look at the positives, I’ve bought one other likelihood, and I’m going to go at it. I’m seeing that as how it’s – a second go.”
