Six O’Clock Show host Lottie Ryan has said she will ‘walk off set live’ if this everyday item is served up to her.
Lottie left RTÉ 2FM after 15 years to join rival station Virgin Media to co-host the popular afternoon show with Brian Dowling
The 40-year-old Dubliner was speaking to her sister Bonnie on their No One Will Listen podcast when she made it clear the one item she will not find funny on the show.
The Six O’Clock Show hosts Brian Dowling and Lottie Ryan. Pic: Evan Doherty
Bonnie asked Lottie about whether or not the food they cook on the show will be her dinner, with Bonnie noting how Lottie isn’t someone who likes sauce.
‘You’re not really a saucy girl. Lottie, what are you going to do if you see them putting mayo or ketchup on something?’
Lottie happily replied: ‘I have made it very clear to the team that if anybody puts condiments near me, I will walk off set live.’
The Six O’Clock Show hosts Brian Dowling and Lottie Ryan. Pic: Instagram
‘It is not happening, it is not funny. I don’t want somebody giving me ketchup or mayo as a joke. I’ve been very clear about it,’ she insisted.
Lottie previously told us about how she didn’t realise the impact leaving RTÉ has on her family.
‘I didn’t realise the impact it was going to have on my family, me leaving there. My mum needed to come out to RTÉ to have a little walk around the grounds and say her goodbyes.
The Six O’Clock Show hosts Brian Dowling and Lottie Ryan. Pic: Evan Doherty
‘She would come out to me occasionally for teas and coffees to have the chats. I think she felt she wasn’t going to do that any more. She needed to do her own little thing.
‘I hadn’t taken any of that into consideration – that maybe they’d feel the need to want to do their goodbyes as well.
‘So she came out, she did her little walk around. She left a bunch of flowers down at my dad’s plaque there.’