Bradley Walsh Completely Loses It Over Cheeky Lord Nelson Question on The Chase
Bradley Walsh was left in hysterics on The ChaseCredit: ITV
Bradley Walsh has endured plenty of questions that have sent him into fits of laughter on The Chase, but one particularly suggestive Lord Nelson question proved almost impossible for the presenter to get through.
The hilarious moment unfolded as a contestant stepped up to face Paul Sinha, better known as The Sinnerman, in the head-to-head round.
Bradley began reading the question normally — until he realised exactly where it was heading.
Lord Nelson Question Leaves Bradley in Hysterics
Bradley couldn’t contain his laughter over a question about NelsonCredit: ITV
The question concerned a love letter Lord Nelson once wrote to Emma Hamilton.
Bradley asked what Nelson claimed he loved her so much he could not “touch”.
It was already enough to make the presenter struggle to keep a straight face.
Then came the three possible answers:
Port, pudding or plums.
That was enough to completely break Bradley.
The presenter dissolved into laughter as he attempted to get through the choices, creating another memorable moment in a show where his inability to keep a straight face has become almost as entertaining as the quiz itself.
Bradley Has Been Caught Out Before

It was far from the first time an innocent question had reduced Bradley to hysterics.
Another memorable incident occurred during contestant Richard’s Cash Builder.
Bradley asked which historic fugitive had once disguised himself as a woman and used the name Betty Burke.
Richard confidently answered Arnold Schwarzenegger.
The correct answer was Bonnie Prince Charlie.
Bradley initially managed to maintain his composure and continued with the remaining questions. But the moment Richard’s time expired, he could no longer resist returning to the bizarre answer.
Repeating Schwarzenegger’s name in disbelief, Bradley burst into laughter.
Both moments became perfect examples of what can happen when an apparently ordinary The Chase question takes an unexpectedly ridiculous turn — and Bradley Walsh simply cannot hold it together.