The SOS car animator, Fuzz Townshend, reveals that he has secretly plunged his character into the pint of Boris Johnson.

A television host admitted to having secretly plunged his member into the pint of Boris Johnson.

Fuzz Townshend, 54 – invited to a drink with Boris by mutual friends – snuck into the pub with Brexit's beer after buying a game.

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Fuzz, of SOS Car on National Geographic Channel, said, "I plunged my button into Boris's pint and handed it to him. It was just a joke.

He said, "Boris arrived because it was my turn. So, I said, "Do you want to drink something?" I was drinking a pint of real beer and he said, "How's it going?", I said it was pretty good, so he said, "I'll take one of those."

"I went to the bar, but the barrel had to be changed, so I brought the friends to drink: they drank gin-tonic, something like that.

"Then I had to go back for the pints. I had the pints and turning around, I noticed that on my left were the men's toilets.

"I needed a little help, but when I was in the bathroom, I thought," This is a unique opportunity. So I plunged my pommel into the pint of Boris Johnson and completed it with mine.

This is the first time I managed to convince Fuzz to talk about it on camera.

Tim Shaw

"I went out, I handed him his pint and I drank a little of mine."

He said that Boris had no idea what he had done.

It's not clear if BoJo drank the pint.

Fuzz, who played drums for independent rock bands, Pop Will Eat Itself, revealed the joke by chatting with SOS co-host Tim Shaw for a Q & A session on DriveTribe.com.

On the movie, Tim laughs by telling viewers: "It's the first time I've been able to convince Fuzz to talk about this on camera."

He then adds with a serious tone: "Fuzz never got me a pint."

When asked about the incident in South London yesterday, Fuzz replied: "Does anyone want a pint?"

He added: "It was only a joke."

A spokesman for Boris declined to comment yesterday.

By car, SOS Fuzz and Tim are restoring clbadic cars in their past glory. The show was launched in 2013 and was also screened on Channel 4 and More4.

In 2015, former Prime Minister David Cameron was reportedly placed in the mouth of a dead pig at Oxford University.

The allegation was published in a political autobiography Call Me Dave, which was co-written by billionaire Lord Ashcroft, a former Conservative donor.

A source in the book claimed that Cameron had been initiated to the Piers Gaveston Society's restoration club when he "had put a private part of his anatomy" in the mouth of a pig.

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