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Eve Rowlands

Richard Osman says 'I'm so sorry' after pulling Alexander Armstrong up on Pointless Celebrities

Pointless Celebrities was back on Saturday, June 17 on BBC1 and at the start of the show, host, Alexander Armstrong, was left slightly red-faced when Richard Osman - who still features on the celebrity edition of the BBC series - picked him up on the way he pronounces the word 'transatlantic'.

Explaining the opening round and the show's first category, Alexander revealed it was transatlantic pop - phonetically said tr-ahns-atlantic pop - and they needed to find the most niche answers to 'Solo artists that were number one on both sides of the atlantic'.

In response to this explanation, 52-year-old author and comedian Richard queried: "Did you say 'transatlantic'?" as he elongated the vowel, 'a' as an 'ah' in the word.

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