![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/being-working-class-means-i-have-fear-of-losing-work-says-paddy-mcguinness/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/paddy-mcguinness-training-camp-austrian-849242856-1.jpg&description=PADDY McGUINNESS is so thrilled with his new Stand Up To Cancer special Don't Look Down – he's even taking part, too. The presenter and a host of celebrities will be facing up to their fear of heights with a never-before-attempted feat of a highwire walk across a yet-to-be-revealed London landmark. 6 Paddy McGuinness will be hosting and taking part in Stand Up To Cancer special Don't Look Down Credit: Quang Minh Le / Channel 4 / MakingMoviesHappen 6 Paddy and celebs will head to the Austrian Alps to train for their highwire act Credit: Channel 4 / Tom Barnes Paddy, who is pictured getting to grips the balancing act, said: 'I've done stuff for Stand Up To Cancer in the past, so when Channel 4 suggested getting involved, I thought that's quite interesting — I've never seen that done before. 'I've never seen Ant and Dec in the jungle eating a kangaroo's penis — they're always like, 'Go on, get it down you!'' The programme sees Paddy and celebs including Beverley Callard, David Ginola , Anton Ferdinand, Charley Boorman, Victoria Pendleton plus TikTok names Gk Barry and Fats Timbo, head to the Austrian Alps to train for their highwire act. Things are once again looking up for Paddy after a run of bad luck with shows. I told earlier this year how the BBC had axed two of his shows — Catchpoint and I Can See Your Voice — all while filming for Top Gear is still on hold as Freddie Flintoff recovers from his horror crash . So Paddy's delighted to be fronting Channel 4's annual health campaign show and his new challenge gameshow Tempting Fortune has also proved a hit. But it doesn't stop him from worrying. He said: 'I do think being working class, it's in you. "You just have that thing of . . . that constant fear of, if it stops what do I do next? 'You constantly have that in your mind. I've always been quite driven in that sense. 'I've always been looking at the next thing, even when I'm on a show that's really successful. 'I'm constantly looking at the next thing or trying to){kind=link}
PADDY McGUINNESS is so thrilled with his new Stand Up To Cancer special Don’t Look Down – he’s even taking part, too.
The presenter and a host of celebrities will be facing up to their fear of heights with a never-before-attempted feat of a highwire walk across a yet-to-be-revealed London landmark.
Paddy, who is pictured getting to grips the balancing act, said: “I’ve done stuff for Stand Up To Cancer in the past, so when Channel 4 suggested getting involved, I thought that’s quite interesting – I’ve never seen that done before.
“I’ve never seen Ant and Dec in the jungle eating a kangaroo’s penis – they’re always like, ‘Go on, get it down you!'”
The programme sees Paddy and celebs including Beverley Callard, David Ginola, Anton Ferdinand, Charley Boorman, Victoria Pendleton plus TikTok names Gk Barry and Fats Timbo, head to the Austrian Alps to train for their highwire act.