Vernon Kay says Jeremy Vine 'isn't that guy in real life' as he exposes radio co-host's antics

Vernon Kay says Jeremy Vine 'isn't that guy in real life' as he exposes radio co-host's antics

The live music event takes place at City Park in Stirling from Friday, September 11 to Sunday, September 13, with performances from stars like Chaka Khan, The Script, Emeli Sandé, Simple Minds and Lulu.When asked by hosts Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt what the atmosphere is like with his colleagues at the festival, he said: "It's so much fun. We've all grown up career wise together. “It feels like a school trip when you actually feel like yourself rather than being trussed up in a school tie.”Vernon Kay revealed what Jeremy Vine is ‘really like’BBCMunchetty asked: "Who's the mischief maker?" to which Kay immediately replied: "Rylan [Clark].”Munchetty then probed: "Is the teacher Jeremy Vine?"Kay insisted:"No, no, no, Vine is the one back of class flicking wet tissue at the teacher."He's the mischievous one. He's the naughty boy but he's great fun. He's the current affairs person at BBC Radio 2 but he absolutely isn't that guy in real life. So funny."Kay, who presents the weekday mid-morning slot on Radio 2, has a playful relationship with current affairs presenter Vine, 61."It'll sound like name-dropping.”Vine hosts the weekday lunchtime current affairs show on Radio 2 GettyKay had previously revealed he had spent “Saturday nights” out drinking “pints” with the new PM in Manchester.Read More"I've got lots of mutual friends with Andy Burnham. I know him quite well,” the presenter has said in the past.When asked if he had ever been to Chequers - the Prime Minister's country retreat - Kay responded: "I've been there before. Maybe go again."Kay added of Burnham: “Nice bloke, that's all I can say. You've never been around Leigh on a Friday night or a Saturday night with him. That's my reference."Vine replied "nice doesn't always cut it", to which Kay quipped: "It does on a night out though Jeremy, with your mates."He admitted they have shared a pint before, saying: "Back in the day. Before politics.”

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