SECRET EXPOSED! Will Kirk Reveals the “Terrifying” Reality of Life in The Repair Shop Barn!

This follows after one visitor to the programme last week became emotional when their treasured possession was restored.

In a teaser segment, viewers glimpsed an antique wooden keyboard that previously belonged to Dave Greenfield, a member of The Stranglers.

Now owned by a gentleman named Toby, Will shared with Gethin Jones and Louise Minchin the instrument’s background after it travelled globally with the group, reports Gloucestershire Live.

Reflecting on his tenure on the programme now, approaching ten years, Gethin asked whether he experiences anxiety about having to repair objects.

He responded: “Yes, always, even now! I don’t want to break the illusion; however, before anything comes into the barn, we get to see one or two photos of it.

“Just to give us an idea as to whether we can restore it or not. The terrifying thing is when it comes through the barn doors, and it arrives on the bench there.

“That’s the first time you actually get to get your hands on it. It’s usually then that you realise, I might’ve said yes to something that I might not be able to fix! It can be terrifying.”

Nevertheless, the BBC presenter revealed that once they discover the heartfelt narratives connected to the possessions, they’re incapable of refusing. He continued, “It adds an extra level of pressure in getting it fixed.”

During another part of their conversation, Will discussed his ongoing house refurbishment after relocating from London to Surrey with his wife, Polly and their two children.

When questioned about what he’s discovered and any guidance he could offer to Morning Live audiences, Will responded: “I have learnt to listen to my wife and just say yeah, fine!”