Paddy McGuinness breaks down in tears with Top Gear tribute to 'childhood hero'

Paddy shared: “They say never meet your heroes, well I did and it was one of the best things I’ve ever done.”

The presenter took viewers back in time with a clip advertising the 1970’s Evil Knievel stunt cycle toy.

After introducing the iconic stunt performer, Paddy shared from his childhood memories: “Growing up here in Bolton, Evil Knievel wasn’t really real, he wasn’t on British TV, there was no Youtube and he lived in America.

“Which to me and my mates was a completely different world, what we needed in this country was a true blue daredevil superstar that we could call our own,” he continued.

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Paddy McGuinness breaks down in tears with Top Gear tribute to ‘childhood hero’