Kerri-Anne Kennerley reveals her cheeky food prep hack
Kerri-Anne Kennerley is a legend of Australian TV, so you might be surprised to find out just how many people know who she is.
Kerri-Anne was this week's special celebrity guest on The Hundred with Andy Lee. Like his previous guests, host Andy Lee didn't introduce her because he wanted to know how many of The Hundred — the 100 people who represent a cross-section of Australians — recognised her.
KAK learns how many Aussies recognise her. Nine
The result was 60 per cent. "What's wrong with the other 40?" Kerri-Anne joked. (Someone who didn't know who she was thought she was Goldie Hawn!) Interestingly, this is the same amount of The Hundred who recognised Martha Kalifatidis, who has appeared on Married At First Sight and Celebrity Apprentice Australia.
As part of her appearance Kerri-Anne, 67, was given some cards containing questions she had never seen to ask The Hundred.
The veteran presenter asked how many people had actually voted in the Logies, the annual event that recognises and celebrates the Australian TV industry.
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The guessing panel, made up of comedians Mike Goldstein, Jean Kittson and Dane Simpson, popped in numbers that were on the lower side.
"It's a bit like aliens, like I've never met anyone who's voted. But I'm not saying they don't exist," Jean said of her 12 per cent guess. "They're out there."
Mike Goldstein, Jean Kittson and Dane Simpson pop in their guesses for the amount of people who vote for the Logies. Nine
Dane went higher with a guess of 27 per cent. "I bet on the Logies so I'm voting for the Logies," he said.
The result that came through from The Hundred was 28 per cent, so Dane was just 1 per cent off.
Kerri-Anne, herself a three-time Gold Logie nominee, was then given the power to ask The Hundred any question she liked.
"I've made no secret of the fact that cooking is not my forte," she began. "How many of you have actually passed off purchased meals for your own cooking?"
As The Hundred put their votes in, Kerri-Anne subtly asked, "Is that wrong?" which prompted Andy to ask whether it was something she did. "I'm asking the questions," she quipped.
Kerri-Anne revealed she's guilty of passing off store-bought food as her own. Nine
The result from The Hundred was 18 per cent.
"You've got a few like-minded people up there, Kerri-Anne," Andy said. "What kind of food have you bought but passed off as your own?"
"Meatballs, lasagne, smoked salmon, a roast," she revealed, proving that Kerri-Anne is just like the rest of us… or at least 18 per cent of us.
The Hundred with Andy Lee airs Tuesdays at 8.45pm on Nine and 9Now. Catch up on latest episodes on 9Now.