Jeremy Clarkson left surprised as presenter’s shocking secret revealed on Who Needs to Be a Millionaire

Jeremy Clarkson was left impressed by one of many achievements of TV presenter Steph McGovern as she appeared on a latest episode of Celeb Who Needs to Be a Millionaire?

It seems that past her work on the telly she’s acquired a slightly spectacular resume of abilities and accomplishments, as Clarkson famous she was a ‘champion Irish dancer’ in addition to a novelist.

Nonetheless, there was one factor he notably wished to speak about earlier than they acquired right down to the enterprise of McGovern answering a sequence of questions with 4 solutions as she acquired nearer to the prize pot of one million quid.

“Most necessary of all an engineer by coaching, and also you developed the leaf blower if you had been working for Black+Decker,” Clarkson mentioned.



Someplace between two and three a long time in the past, McGovern was working for Black+Decker and discovered how one can enhance their manufacturing methods in order that they might be extra simply made.

She ended up profitable an award for her growth, which saved the corporate about £150,000, so if you happen to’re utilizing a leaf blower be sure to keep in mind to assume properly of Steph McGovern.

Past simply eager to congratulate her for being a part of the event of the leaf blower, Clarkson additionally had a bone to select about one specific side of the gizmo, the noise.

“Could not you will have made it electrical?” he requested, as McGovern identified that it was slightly a very long time in the past.

“Sure however there’s nothing extra annoying, am I proper, than any person else’s leaf blower?”

Happily, her polymath credentials stood her in good stead when it got here to the enterprise of quizzing.

In the long run she walked away with £125,000 after being lower than assured in her capability to find out which of Macaroni penguins, Eurasian beavers, Capuchin monkeys and European turtle doves had been sometimes non-monogamous.

Don’t fret Steph, I do not think about most individuals would have identified that, and the cash goes in the direction of a Middlesborough-based charity referred to as Rubies which helps present experiences for ladies.

Correctly deciding to stroll away with the cash, the TV presenter mentioned she’d have chosen the beaver and realized that she would have been incorrect.

Because it seems it is the Capuchin monkeys which are likely to unfold the love round.

So if you happen to’re ever in a pub questioning which TV presenter helped invent the leaf blower and whether or not Capuchin monkeys are non-monogamous, now you understand.