Strictly star's fans in meltdown over shirtless pics – 'You could grate cheddar on those abs'
08.06.2024 - 07:41
/ ok.co.uk
Blue Peter presenter and Strictly Come Dancing star Radzi Chinyanganya sent fans into meltdown when he stripped off on Instagram.
The 36 year old TV presenter, who is usually known for his smart yet casual attire when on air, left his followers stunned when posted some revealing shots showing his incredible muscles and washboard abs. Oxford-born Radzi is best-known for his six year stint on hit children's TV show Blue Peter, but also presented London 2012 Olympics coverage and Match Of The Day Kickabout.
Since leaving in 2019 he has gone on to host other TV shows, including sports coverage for the Eurosport channel, as well as Goodwoof, which comes to Channel 4 this Saturday, 8 June. Goodwoof is described as "a dog event like no other" and "the ultimate dog festival" with "world-class competitions from top canine athletes." In 2018, Radzi competed in a Strictly Come Dancing Children In Need special alongside other Blue Peter stars, including Anthea Turner, Tim Vincent and Konnie Huq.
In one Instagram shot posted to his nearly-50K followers, Radzi can be seen in front of a swimming pool for a Good Morning Britain segment, pointing to his blue swimming hat with a shocked look on his face. He's wearing a pair of green swimming shorts, but his impressive abs are evident for all to see.
Radzi captioned the post: "Putting the awesome Afro hair @soulcapofficial swimming caps to the test on @gmb," and fans were quick to comment. One person said: "Radzi…shredded my man, legendary work bud," while another commented: "Guns and an 8 pack." A third comically added: "Where’s some cheddar which needs grating when you need some?" In the second picture, Radzi is in Bali, Indonesia and can be seen holding a water bottle while he strikes a
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