Rylan Clark shares EIGHTEEN tweets from disaster-filled train journey to Liverpool
Rylan Clark shared no less than 18 updates from his disastrous trip to Liverpool, where he will present the Eurovision Song Contest.
The 34-year-old presenter sent fans into hysterics on Saturday when he posted a series of tweets during the train ride, which started at London’s Euston station.
Disruption due to engineering work had affected Rylan’s journey north, with the melodramatic star first writing: ‘All trains suspended at Euston cannot be serious. That’s how I die.’
The Essex resident was quick to add: ‘A group of women just shouted RYLAN as loud as they could in the hall. Die slowly.’
He later revealed, “I befriended an elder who has just come back from Japan and is looking for Birmingham. Nice man . This is real.’
“That’s how I die!” Rylan Clark shared a whopping 18 updates from his disastrous journey to Liverpool where he will host the Eurovision Song Contest
Wrapped up: The presenter, 34, left fans in hysterics on Saturday when he posted a series of tweets during the train ride, which started at London’s Euston station
It wasn’t long before he joked, “EUSTON WE HAVE A PROBLEM,” before sharing snaps of the chaotic-looking station and a glass of red wine.
The Radio 2 presenter posed for a selfie with fellow passenger who was also stranded – but he soon made it to the train.
However, the situation was not resolved when Rylan typed: The train has been declared clear. No drinks. Not good. No seats.
‘Nothing matters anymore. A lady gave me a pornstar martini. This could be the end. god speed x.
He joked in another tweet: “I will give £50 to anyone who wants to cuddle me at the end of this experience, preferably through the night.”
Rylan put out a public appeal for Sheridan Smith to play him in a dramatization of his disastrous journey.
He wrote, “I wish SHERIDAN play me in the TV drama.” Actress Sheridan quickly replied, “With pleasure.”
The former X Factor contestant was delighted to discover a karaoke machine had been left in his hotel room.
Hilarious: Disruption due to engineering work had affected Rylan’s journey north, with the melodramatic star first writing, ‘All the trains suspended at Euston can’t be serious. This is how I perish’
In a video shared at 10:39 p.m., he said, “So I just got to my hotel and they put a fucking karaoke machine in my fucking room. I want to apologize to all the other guests, but… da da da da da da, hey!’
It comes after Rylan credited the Eurovision Song Contest for helping him get over his divorce.
The TV personality had to stop covering the annual competition for the BBC in 2021 because he was so devastated by his split from Dan Neal.
Rylan suffered a mental health breakdown following his divorce that year from now ex-husband Dan, who he dated for five years.
After the breakdown of his marriage, the TV favorite took a five-month break from the spotlight due to his deteriorating health.
But he said a flight to Italy for last year’s musical extravaganza was just what he needed to get back to himself.
He told the Daily Star Sunday: ‘Last year I had to leave the UK and the Eurovision bubble was perfect for that.
“It was what I needed on a personal level. Being there was a full circle moment for me. It was like, ‘I’m back, I’m ready to go’.
‘That’s why Eurovision is so important to me. If you cut me open, it’s there.”
The first semifinal of the Eurovision Song Contest will take place on Tuesday 9 May in the M&S Bank Arena, the second on Thursday 11 May.
The grand final, which will also be broadcast on BBC One, is scheduled for Saturday 13 May.
Exciting: The first semifinal of the Eurovision Song Contest will take place on Tuesday, May 9 at the M&S Bank Arena, with the second scheduled for Thursday, May 11 (stock photo)