Look at those drawers! Ben Shephard shows off his colour-coordinated underwear, socks and t-shirts on GMB – as viewers praise the ‘brilliant’ organisation
- Ben Shephard, 45, offered a peek inside his well-organised drawers this morning
- Presenter keeps his underwear, socks and t-shirts in colour-coordinated rows
- Scenes impressed viewers who marveled at the ‘brilliant’ organisation
Ben Shephard impressed viewers with his ‘brilliant’ organisation when he showed off his colour-coordinated drawers on Good Morning Britain.
The presenter, 45, offered a peek inside his wardrobe and revealed that his underwear, socks and t-shirts are all kept in neatly sorted rows.
Fellow presenters Susanna Reid, 49, and Kate Garraway, 52, were left marveling at his tidiness, while viewers praised his organisation.
Ben Shephard impressed viewers – and co-presenter Susanna Reid (pictured) with his ‘brilliant’ organisation when he showed off his colour-coordinated drawers on Good Morning Britain
The presenter, 45, offered a peek inside his wardrobe and revealed that his underwear (left), socks and t-shirts (right) are all kept in neatly sorted rows
One tweeted: ‘Brilliant, exactly what I do.’ Another posted: ‘@MarieKondo by any chance?’
And one woman declared Shephard her ‘dream man’ based on his excellent housekeeping skills.
Viewers marveled at his neatly kept drawers, saying they were ‘brilliant’ and ‘well organised’
Meanwhile one similarly-minded viewer shared his tip for keeping drawers in ship-shape, tweeting: ‘I use the Toilet roll tube in my drawer to put my socks in so they all stand upright and tidy. No loose socks this way.’
However others were put-off by the level of tidiness. One tweeted: ‘I couldn’t live with that, it denotes that everything is orderly and tidy and that he goes around ensuring it is.’
Meanwhile one similarly-minded viewer shared his tip for keeping drawers in ship-shape
Speaking about the habit, Shephard explained it makes it easier to get ready in the morning.
‘You’ve just got to be organised, he said. ‘First thing in the morning, you want to grab a pair of pants, you want to grab a pair of socks and you want to get away.’
Asked whether his wife Annie was behind the organisation, Shephard insisted it is him and that he keeps the ‘hanging space organised too’.