All aboard! Francine Lewis co-hosts ‘fun and bonkers’ chat show, Celeb Bri Tea
The Britain's Got Talent impressionist teams up with Big Brother's Simon Gross to interview celebs on a bus - while enjoying afternoon tea - for new London Live show
Francine Wolfisz is the Features Editor for Jewish News.
Never have there been so many laughs on public transport since On The Buses! Britain’s Got Talent impressionist Francine Lewis and Big Brother star Simon Gross are teaming up for Celeb Bri Tea, a zany chat show in which well-known personalities are interviewed on the bus, while enjoying a spot of afternoon tea.
Guests include Bobby Davro (pictured below with Lewis), EastEnders baddie John Altman aka Nick Cotton, Queen of the Jungle Lady Colin Campbell and Love Island’s Marvin Brooks.
Speaking about the show, the talented 43-year-old said: “It’s completely bonkers and has a feel of Big Breakfast meets BGT! We have some fun guests, including Bobby Davro, who is just a legend and entertained everyone, as well as a Marilyn Monroe lookalike and some new, upcoming talent worth checking out.”
Celeb Bri Tea launches on London Live, 7pm, on Friday.
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