Radio Funny Ed Kavalee finds himself in bad books at home and with his colleagues after making a shocking request to his wife Tiff Hall.
Ed Kavalee called his radio colleagues’ ears this morning after they learned that he had taken his sick wife out of bed for “coughing too much.”
Kavalee, 42, is married to fitness trainer Tiff Hall, 37, who gave birth to her second son, daughter Vada, just three weeks ago.
But as he explained on his radio show, 2Day FM’s The Morning Crew with Hughesy Ed and Erin, he hadn’t been interrupted by his sick wife’s cough, and asked her to sleep on the couch.
While Kavalee tried to silence the untouched movement of the listeners, co-presenter Dave “Hughesy” Hughes, outraged by the confession, did not let him escape without any clothes, and threw him into the air while timidly trying to defend. -se.
“Every now and then you have to take a stand on behalf of others, and our man, Ed Kavalee, is one day away from winning another Lodge with his program. Have you been paying attention? and he thinks he’s all that, ”he mocked as co-presenter Erin Molan said he’s been“ looking down on others ”in Logies’ leadership.
“You forget about the people who took him where he is and one of those people is your beautiful wife, Tiff, who is at home with not one, but two children, and the second is just a baby, and I think You’ve been sorting her out of the rooms, “Hughesy continued.
Jumping to defend herself, Kavalee, who also shares her four-year-old son Arnold with Hall, said she has taken care of her eldest son while Hall has been making “night meals” since Vada’s birth on May 30th.
“The other night, unfortunately in the hospital, it got a little cold … so he’s been coughing. He has been coughing a lot. So the other night, I was coughing and coughing and coughing and I had to get up to do the radio for breakfast and I said, “Hey, can you go to sleep on the couch, please,” he said.
“That’s scary,” Molan said as Kavalee continued.
“She’s coughing like a maniac, she has to get up to feed herself anyway, so she could take the option to spend a night on our beautiful, luxurious couch.”
When Hughesy paused to water down the seemingly exaggerated narrative, suggesting that Kavalee had actually asked Hall to sleep in the spare room, not the couch, Kavalee corrected him.
“No, there’s a nursery for Vada, but obviously she still doesn’t sleep in there and there’s no bed, so the only other room was the living room sofa, which has a heater. so he left, “he said. dit.
“He claims that his cough got worse, he says he just had a baby and that his pain got worse in his lower back, and I think he’s just hitting a little bit,” he added sarcastically.
In short, Molan repeated: “So three weeks ago … your amazing woman who had a very hard and long pregnancy, pushed a child out of her lower back, sutures included … Don’t sleep , breastfeeding at night, she has another child, and you asked her to leave your bed because she was coughing to sleep on the couch. Is there any part of that that wasn’t true? “
“You’ve set aside the part where it’s still happening,” Kavalee said in response.
Although he did not clarify whether the whole memory was a joke, his colleagues were outraged, however, and Hughesy said that “he would never forget this story.”
Old The biggest loser Coach Hall has been increasingly sincere about her pregnancy and health struggles lately, and broke down in tears over her postpartum struggles in a video last week.
The famous coach made history in May as the first pregnant woman to appear on the cover of Women’s Health Australia.
After a difficult pregnancy with her first child, Tiff has spoken out about tackling the “recovery culture,” even giving Ted a talk on the subject in 2019.
Speaking to news.com.au last year, he also revealed that he had been battling Chronic Fatigue Syndrome / ME and Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), a condition that is genetically high in blood pressure. .