Harry Kane powered through the Hot Ones challenge 🌶️
Harry Kane was put through his paces in a different kind of way as he made his appearance on the Hot Ones podcast.
The Tottenham forward is the first English footballer to have appeared on the popular YouTube series which has hosted A-List celebrities including Ricky Gervais, Margot Robbie and Idris Elba.Credit: YouTube @FirstWeFeastKane dealt with things well in the beginning... but struggled as the 'Wings of Death' got more spicy.Kane later complained of a runny nose before adding: "I feel like I can't feel anything. It just burns everything in your mouth.
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