The Chase fans left open-mouthed as 'good-looking' contestant reveals their age | The Sun

THE CHASE viewers were left stunned after a handsome and young looking contestant revealed his real age.

A brand-new episode of the ITV gameshow saw four contestants take on on Chaser Paul "The Sinnerman" Sinha.


Senior account executive Patrick from York left fans swooning after revealing he was 44 years old.

Viewers were stunned the young looking contestant was in their mid-forties.

Patrick sported a full beard, full head of hair and a red checkered shirt.

Taking to Twitter, one said: “No way is this guy 44!"

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Another wrote: "Looking bloody good for 44."

A third penned: "Patrick on The Chase is looking rather good at 44.”

Patrick managed to add a respectable £4k to the prize pot.

Next up was contestant Meg, a 21-year-old trainee teacher, who divided viewers.

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Viewers were complimenting Meg over her natural beauty and luscious blonde locks.

However, comments soon turned sour when she took the low offer of £1k – despite having bagged £6k in the cash builder round.

One fuming viewer said: "Meg wants to go to Dubai, she just wants all the others winnings to pay for it."

Another added: "Meg has gone from being popular on this hashtag to being an object of derision. #TheChase."

A third commented: “You may be fit, meg, but you are still a low offer ****. And that is simply unforgiveable.”

The Chase airs weekdays at 5pm on ITV1 and ITVX.

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