Ben Shephard ‘accidentally flashes his todger’ while wearing a kilt on GMB for Lorraine Kelly’s 60th

BEN Shephard accidentally flashed his todger on Good Morning Britain today during Lorraine Kelly's 60th birthday celebrations.

Ben, 44, apparently got more than just his hairy legs and "knobbly knees" out for presenter Ranvir Singh and Bottom actor Ade Edmondson, before he hosted a special episode of Lorraine.

Ben had changed into a traditional Scottish kilt to host a tribute-packed episode of Lorraine, but he had to finish an interview with Ade on GMB first.

As Ben and Ranvir introduced Ade, the comedy star remarked: "That's riding up rather high isn't it?"

And Ben gave viewers a quick flash of his hairy legs by flicking his skirt, telling them: "Showing a bit of leg!"

The presenter told people at home that he'd taken his trousers AND his pants off, and was in his "birthday suit" beneath the skirt.

He confessed: "It is traditional. I would only wear it in the authentic way."

Then Ade chipped in: "And I can confirm that!"

Later, on Lorraine, Ben had plenty of surprises for the Scottish TV host, presenting her with THREE birthday cakes.

Lorraine's pal Chris Kamara jumped out of the first cake when the show kicked off, and he later cooked her a second cake to compete with one that Candice Brown had also whipped up.

Meanwhile, Ben showed Lorraine a video montage of her showbiz pals congratulating her.

Ant and Dec said from the I'm A Celebrity jungle: ""Happy 60th birthday! She can't be 60? Looking good!" and Dolly Parton sang "Happy birthday Lorraine."

At the end of the show, Craig David walked on to set and delivered flowers and chocolates for Lorraine.

She told viewers: "This is the nicest man ever" before regaling them with a fun fact about their surprise friendship.

Lorraine revealed that Craig once saved her from giving up as they walked a charity trek for Comic Relief.

She said: "We did a crazy trek for Comic Relief, it was 100 miles. (Craig) was neither up nor down, and I was really suffering with mouth ulcers, blisters, painful feet.

"He picked me up and put me down under a tree. Took my shoes off, and he washed my feet. He then bandaged my feet, and gave me a cup of tea.

"That made me continue to do it because I was really struggling. I'll never forget it."

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