Grant Denyer has revealed new intimate details about his personal life by undergoing a lie detector test during a live radio interview.
The TV veteran, 46, was put on a lie detector while co-hosting 2DAY FM’s Hughesy, Ed & Erin on Thursday.
During the segment, Grant was asked: ‘Do you have a fetish?’
‘I don’t think so,’ he responded before saying his final answer was no.
The examiner informed Grant he had failed, promoting the popular host to ask his co-hosts whether they could list a few examples and he would answer honestly.
‘Feet, BDSM, sex in public,’ they listed but Grant failed.
He was then asked about ‘butt stuff’ and the examiner revealed that a positive result had been detected.
‘Why did I go this?’ an embarrassed Grant said before adding: ‘His machine is clearly faulty. I saw some wires and connectors and they look a little broken.’
Grant Denyer has revealed new intimate details about his personal life by undergoing a lie detector test during a live radio interview
It comes after Grant recently stunned friends and fans after sharing a series of throwback pictures that revealed his ‘hidden past’ with the NRL’s State of Origin.
The Deal or No Deal host acted as a ball boy during the notorious clash between the Blues and Maroons at the MCG in 1995.
The bloody match collapsed into an all-in brawl just minutes after kick off, and has since gone on to become known as one of the most memorable games in the history of the game.
A series of pictures show a barely recognisable 16-year-old Grant in a pair of snug fitting shorts about to run out on the field.
The TV veteran, 46, was put on a lie detector while co-hosting 2DAY FM’s Hughesy, Ed & Erin on Thursday. During the segment, Grant was asked: ‘Do you have a fetish?’
Another photo shows the fresh-faced blond on the sidelines in his ball boy uniform watching on as referee called a play after a tackle during another game in the series.
Grant posted the photos to his Instagram ahead of NSW’s stunning State of Origin win over Brisbane in Melbourne last month.
‘Absolutely insane experience being chosen as a ball boy and being there for the last big all-in brawl in the sport,’ Grant wrote in the caption.
‘It was wild,’ he continued.
‘You could feel the tension in the rooms with the players before the game and there were whispers of it kicking off early… and within 4 minutes of the 2nd game of the series, it just exploded! it was huge.
‘The sound of bodies on bodies was deafening, it was crazy!’
He was then asked about ‘butt stuff’ and the examiner revealed that a positive result had been detected
Queensland ended the game victors against NSW, and went on to clinch the series in 1995.
Grant added he had ball boy duties during three State of Origin games and two international tests in the 90s.
He signed off his post with a tribute to his selectors for his amazing experience, which he said inspired him to try car racing.
‘Acknowledge young kids, give them opportunities and it can really change lives,’ he said.
It comes after Grant recently stunned friends and fans after sharing a series of throwback pictures that reveal his ‘hidden past’ with the NRL’s State of Origin.Pictured: Grant is seen on the sideline, far right, during one match in the series
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