Alan Carr, star of the BBC's 'Celebrity Traitors', has expressed his shock after learning he was replaced as host of 'Bullseye' by Freddie Flintoff. The comedian discovered the news during a conversation on his podcast 'Life's a Beach' with fellow comedian John Richardson.
Richardson mentioned he would be spending his birthday filming 'Celebrity Bullseye', prompting Carr to ask who was hosting. When told it was Freddie Flintoff, Carr exclaimed, "I've been axed!" He had previously hosted the revival of the classic game show on ITV as part of 'Alan Carr's Epic Gameshow'.
Despite the surprise, Carr took the news in good humour, joking about the awkward revelation. He is currently appearing on 'Celebrity Traitors', a spin-off of the hit murder mystery show, where he is one of three Traitors alongside Jonathan Ross and Cat Burns.
The show has been a ratings success, attracting over 11.7 million viewers since its launch. Carr's other television credits include 'The Friday Night Project', 'Alan Carr: Chatty Man', and 'Ru Paul's Drag Race UK'.
