Christine and Frank Lampard Play Mr and Mrs | Loose Women

Christine and Frank have been married for just over a year and have been together for eight years in total. But do they know what the other really thinks of them? Well, it's time to find out in Loose Women's Mr. and Mrs. CHEERING So, as you can see, Christine and Frank are divided by screen. They absolutely cannot see each other. They each have a set of his and hers paddles, a pink paddle and a blue paddle. And we're going to ask them 14 questions. If the answer is him, they'll show the blue paddle. If the answer is her, they'll show the pink paddle. Who knew? To win, they simply have to lift up the same paddle. So, for example, who's the best footballer? Do you know what? I'd loved her to have held up the pink paddle. So, here we go. We'll start off with the first question. OK, who has the best fashion sense? Right, who has the best morning breath? Worst. Who is the most forgetful? Who's the messiest? Yeah. Can you question this? Who is the first one to admit they're wrong? The handiest around the house. Oh! Who's the most romantic? Yeah. Who has the worst temper? Who is the... He's lying! Who is the smartest? She changed it! Who swears the most? Oscar. Yeah, Oscar. Who's the most competitive? Who's the funniest? Concentrate. Who is most likely to initiate an early night? I pretend to be a pro. I know, I know. Have you got something like nine out of 14 or something? Oh, that's not bad, I'll take that. Yeah, I was going to say, it's not great. Yeah. Tell you how you best not go on The Real Show, isn't it? I hate my charity. Frank, we have to ask you... Can I just take you back to the Mr and Mrs? I just want to know, because we love Christine here and she's jolly and mild and just perfect, but you say she has a raging temper. Yeah. Her personality is changing. She's obviously got two personalities. No, no, no, no, no. It's always there. I don't think of a raging temper. No, no, no, I'm exaggerating. She has a bit of a temper. There are little things, like, if I'm on the phone to her and I'm eating... Oh, yeah. The phone goes down. I just can't deal with that. Silly things really annoy me. Does that annoy you? When someone's on the phone going... Yeah. Why did you choose to eat when you picked the phone up at the same time? It just annoys me. And then he does it for badness, so he'll phone me when he's eating, like, cereal. There's nothing worse than that. I know what you're doing and the phone just goes down. Yes, I do absolutely have a temper about things like that. I don't think that sounds like a temper. No, I was being very light-hearted. There's much more. Go on, yeah. LAUGHTER There is one where she really blows. Where did I...? When have I really blown? Oh, I'll tell you when. Actually, it was nearly a divorce before a marriage. The night before our wedding. Ah. Right? LAUGHTER Don't tell them I said I was sorry. LAUGHTER Aside from that, we had the table plans done on one of those, like, sticky boards, you know, when you can move the names around. So, I had been out... I was out working, came back, and Frank and, indeed, all of my family, who were also to blame, thought it was really funny to change all the names around on a Zilla. AUDIENCE GROANS So, they've all had a few beers, having a great time. I've had a few drinks. I'm stone-cold sober. I walk in and they're all, Thank you. Oh, my God! So, that... Well, we put people who would hate each other, you know. Yeah, because... Anyway, needless to say, so, yes, OK. That is a raging temper, I will tell you. I thought you were going to say about me staying up too late the night before. Yeah, the night before the wedding, as well. I was like, oh, there you go, right, sorry, folks. You've seen enough of the two of us today.