A TIPPING Point contestant was forced to apologise to host Ben Shephard after making a huge mistake on the show. Ben welcomed Laura, Tare, Sophie and Ian during a brand new episode of the ITV …
The host asked: “Which breakfast cereal company produces Crunchy Nut Clusters?”
Ian answered correctly with “Kellogg's” before getting his second question right in quick succession, however, he passed his next question and "panicked".Ian cut him off and remarked: “Pass,” but sighed when Ben revealed the answer was “Jaws”. The host continued: “Which wife of Henry VIII was the mother of the future king of England Edward VI?”
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