Rylan fans gobsmacked by his ‘real voice’ in first look of his new talk show – as he admits he speaks differently on TV
RYLAN Clark left fans confused after he revealed his ‘real voice’.
The presenter rushed to Instagram to plug his new talk show Air Rylan but many followers were distracted
Wearing a black Celine cap and an unbuttoned shirt, he teased the weekly YouTube installment which is filmed inside an aeroplane.
The self-confessed transport nerd said: “So guys, I have been teasing you a little bit, saying that I’ve got something to tell ya and things like that.
“Well, I can tell you that I have gone and got my own airline. I’m very excited and it’s called Air Rylan.
“It’s not called RylanAir because of copyright reasons, I’m sure you’re aware people might pipe up.
“But yeah, it’s something I’ve always wanted. It is landing very, very soon.
“And I can’t wait to have my first passengers on board, and you’re welcome along for the ride.
“So keep an eye out and I hope you enjoy flying Air Rylan,” he grinned.
His voice sounded much deeper than usual, and it didn’t go unnoticed by fans.
“Errrrrm why is your voice so deep now?” one quizzed.
Rylan replied to the fan and admitted: “I forgot when filming the vid to put on my work voice. Sorry x”
She replied: “I’m sorry I didn’t mean it nasty, it just sounded strange lol”
He continued: “I know! I’m being serious forgot to put my Rylan voice on lol”
Others noticed the difference in his voice, with one writing: “Your voice?! So sexy!”
“Wow your voice sounded different not knocking you but you sound more cockney,” said a third.
“Is that AI, doesn’t seem to be quite real, the way he is speaking etc,” echoed a fourth.
Rylan already has a life-size tube station built in his back garden and he also recently revealed he wanted to buy the iconic Spice Bus.
Loose Women’s GK Barry will be Rylan’s first ‘passenger’ on the aircraft, with her episode airing today on his YouTube channel .
Rylan said that the show was inspired by the conversations travellers have with strangers on planes.