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Cowley Manor Experimental Cotswolds hotel reviewMusk causes uproar by backing German far-right party ahead of key electionsA contestant on ITV's Who Wants to Be A Millionaire? Celebrity Special was accused of cheating during Sunday's (December 29) episode after they called a star of quiz show The Chase for an answer. Host Jeremy Clarkson was back at the helm for a star-studded edition of the popular game show, with celebs vying to win a cool £1 million for their chosen charities. Jools Holland kicked things off, playing for Prince's Trust and Caring Hands, before passing the baton to comedian Nina Wadia and ex-Rugby Union ace Ugo Monye. But it was Nina's choice of phone-a-friend that raised eyebrows she opted to call none other than Paul Sinha, a familiar face from ITV's own quiz battleground, The Chase, reports the Express . Nina, previously seen on Strictly Come Dancing , found herself stumped by a question about the demolition of a prison in 1987 where Rudolf Hess had been the sole inmate. Without hesitation, she reached out to Chaser and comic Paul Sinha for help. Even host Jeremy Clarkson couldn't hide his surprise, exclaiming: "From The Chase? Let me get this straight, you're actually contemplating, shall I ask the audience or should I ask someone from The Chase?" Paul didn't disappoint, confidently identifying option B, Spandau, as the correct answer. Social media buzzed with reactions, with one viewer jesting on X: "You can't ring Paul Sinha, that's cheating." Another chimed in with disapproval: "Phoning a chaser on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire that shouldn't be allowed." Some fans were more forgiving, with one commenting: "No wonder she's laughing with a phone a friend called Paul Sinha." Nina ultimately pocketed £32,000 for her chosen charity JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation), after being tripped up by a question about the Shakespearean origin of the contemporary phrase 'there's method in my madness'. The comedian, recognised for her parts in Goodness Gracious Me and EastEnders , was torn between Hamlet and Macbeth. She decided to Ask The Audience, who were equally divided over the two choices. She locked in Macbeth as her final answer, but alas, it was Hamlet, marking the end of her stint on the show. Viewers are keeping their fingers crossed for more celebrity editions of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire from ITV , given the stellar roster of celebs that have previously graced the show, all eager to scoop up a hefty sum for charity. Prior to airing, there were whispers that this special would be "the best season yet". This comes hot on the heels of news that the host of Clarkson's Farm had a recent health scare, undergoing emergency heart surgery following a severe illness while on holiday. In his column for the Sunday Times, Jeremy Clarkson shared his harrowing ordeal, describing how he suddenly found himself unable to rise from the breakfast table, questioning whether his "limbs were working properly". However, it wasn't just the Covid saga that hit Jeremy; he found everyday activities like swimming and walking a challenge. After experiencing a worrying "tightening in his chest" upon his return to the UK, Jeremy was swiftly whisked off to hospital by ambulance. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Celebrity Special is streaming on ITVX.
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