This Morning’s Rylan Clark-Neal runs out of recording Celebrity Ghost Hunting Live after he was left terrified by ghost
THIS Morning presenter Rylan Clark-Neal ran out of recording Celebrity Ghost Hunting Live after he was left terrified from a 'ghost' saying his name earlier today.
He has been shooting the spooky 5Star show in Essex in which he and other celebrities took part in a séance.
High tech ghost activity recording equipment picked up a ghoulish voice saying his name.
At one point Rylan screamed “f*** off” and ran out of recording.
A source close to the show told the Sun’s Bizarre column: “He has been left terrified by what they've seen.
“A make-up artist and two medical staff have already quit the production over it, and Rylan is genuinely terrified after some audio monitoring equipment began saying his name.”
The show, which airs this evening, features Love Island’s Chris Hughes, Celebs Go Dating’s Charlotte Dawson, Geordie Shore’s Charlotte Crosby and previous Celebrity Big Brother winner Stephen Bear.
Celebrities along with psychic Ian Lawman and his pair of paranormal investigators are spending a night in one of the UK’s most haunted buildings.
They also aim to communicate with spirits which appears to have worked.
In the recording at Harwich Redoubt Fort, a ghost hunter asks a room “is there anyone in the room that wants to talk to me?” with an unknown voice replying “I am”.
The spirit is then asked “What’s my name?” to which it says “Chris”.
Then, in the incident that appears to have really spooked Big Brother’s Bit On The Side, it is then asked “What’s your name?” – with the voice answering “Rylan”.
Also featuring on the show is Real Housewives of Chesire’s Ampika Pickston.
A series of investigations will be undertaken to capture evidence of the many apparitions that haunt the abandoned building.
The Sun revealed last month, Love Island finalist Chris Hughes would be appearing on the show.
At the time, a source said: “Chris Hughes is going to be hysterical – he was the easily the most scared on Love Island.
“The slightest sudden movement of something on the show and he would jump out of his skin. Imagine what he's going to be like with ghosts.
“There will be no funny business with this show – it will be a genuine ghost hunt. And there’s no hiding as it will be broadcast live.
“Some of the high tech equipment is going to be used so the celebrities can become top ghostbusters.
“It’ll be something ghost hunting fans have never seen before.”