Cash in the Attic turns awkward as show guest admits she thought host was woman

2022-08-02

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Cash in the Attic turned awkward during the second episode of the brand new series.

Host Jules Hudson travelled to Birmingham for Tuesday's (August 2) episode of the Channel 5 series.

The presenter chatted to Jackie and her daughter Julie who were looking for some hidden treasure to sell at auction.

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They searched for air-looms at Jackie's mother-in-law Winnie's home in a bid to raise £1,000 to put towards a pageant dress for Julie's daughter Daisy, who's just qualified for the final of Miss Teen GB.

However, things took a bizarre turn when retired NHS physio Jackie revealed she was looking forward to meeting television presenter Jules.

She said: "I quite like like Jules. He's a true gentleman.

"I thought it was a woman," travel consultant Julie replied

Luckily, Jules hadn't got to their property before Julie dropped the bombshell.

The couple walked away from the show with a whopping £1,864.

Cash in the Attic finally returned to our screens on Monday (August 1) after almost a decade off air.

The popular auction series originally ran on the BBC from 2002 until 2012.

It now has a new home on Channel 5 will former host Jules back presenting the show alongside new host and former professional footballer Chris Kamara.

During Monday's debut episode, Chris and expert appraiser Paul Hayes visited Ian and his stepson Bradley in Leamington Spa.

Retired civil servant Ian and Bradley, who has autism, bonded over their shared love of trains when Ian started dating Bradley’s mum Amanda.

The family live in Ian’s late parents’ house which they’ve been renovating for the last couple of years.

There was no shortage of stuff for Kammy and Paul to rummage through.

While appraiser Paul was slightly off with his estimation the pair walked away with over £4,000.

Opening up about filming the show, Chris Kamara said: "The auctions have been a lot of fun.

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"We've had some real adrenaline rollercoaster rides – and our amazing expert appraisers know everything about everything so it's fascinating filming with them.

"After all, what do I know about antiques? Nothing! But the best thing for me has been meeting the people who've welcomed us into their homes to go treasure hunting. I’ve had an absolute blast on every show and it’s been a real honour to go on the journey with them."

Cash in the Attic airs weekdays on Channel 5 at 6pm

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