Christine Lampard was left stunned after Britain’s Got Talent magician Marc Spelmann correctly guessed her childhood crush on Thursday’s Lorraine.
Despite being eliminated from the competition last night, Marc appeared on Lorraine to perform a couple of magic tricks for stand-in host Christine.
Marc first left Christine, 39, speechless after correctly guessing the colour, suit and number on a card she had picked out from a deck of playing cards.
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But things got a little more personal when Marc attempted to guess Christine’s crush from her primary school class.
Marc asked Christine to think about the first person she ever had a crush on and visualise that person.
As Christine, who is pregnant with her first child with husband Frank Lampard, started giggling, Marc joked: “Frank, this was a long time ago!”
He asked the brunette beauty: “Now tell me the name of the school you went to,” to which Christine told him it was Castle Gardens Primary School.
Marc then asked for the boy’s surname, which Christine struggled to recall.
After a short pause, she replied: “Robinson.”
Marc then wrote something on a piece of paper and lifted it up to show the camera.
The name Scott was written on the paper.
Christine was shocked as she exclaimed: “Yes, that is right! No one knows that. There’s no way you could know that.”
Mark added: “He sends his regards. He’s married now. He’s happy.”
Christine said: “That’s incredible, Marc! You do get inside people’s heads, that’s what happens.”
Marc was voted off Britain’s Got Talent during Wednesday night’s live semi-final.
The dad received a golden buzzer for his audition last month, when he spoke about his wife’s breast cancer battle and the couple’s 10-year struggle to have a baby during his mind-reading act.
Speaking about not making it to Sunday night’s final, Marc told Christine: “The competition was tough last night – Robert [White] was absolutely phenomenal and Gruff [Wyn Roberts] nailed it so to go out to those two is understandable.
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“It was a shell-shock moment because I really wanted to get to the final – not necessarily to win it, but there was a third part, but anyway it will remain a mystery.”
He added: “I’ve been a fan of the show and I said to a lot of the team it’s like a swan – it seems simplistic as a viewer but underneath the mechanics of those involved, it is huge.”
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