Jordan North made a hilarious blunder while presenting his live Radio 1 show this week. 

The star, 33, made the funny mistake after listeners were asked to call in and share what they were having for dinner during the segment.

As he read out some replies he accidentally said: 'Katie says we're having Greek picky t*** for tea.'

He quickly realised his mistake and feeling mortified then shouted: 'Oh no! I'm so sorry!' as Vick, 33, started laughing uncontrollably. 

Struggling to contain herself, she repeated: 'Picky bits' as she corrected his gaffe. 

Jordan then went on to say: 'I think we're done.I'm so sorry - I'm genuinely sorry about that. I was meant to say picky bits 'I'm never going to work again!'

Those listening at home saw the funny side of things as one penned on Twitter in reaction: 'These 2 just crack me up all the time. Must be a nightmare for their production team trying to keep them on the straight and narrow.'

Another wrote: 'Made my Monday whilst working from home. Absolutely hilarious, thank you.'

It comes after in June Jordan joked that he 'has an alibi' after police released a picture of a similar looking man wanted by police in connection with a burglary.

The star posted a picture of his lookalike while teasing that he hadn't been at home for more than a month and couldn't be the person officers were looking for.

Lancashire Police posted a photo on its Facebook page of a man they wanted to speak to in connection with a burglary at the Council Office at Burnley Cemetery - the presenter's hometown - on June 19 at around 9:45pm.

The spitting image was shown wearing a black coat with the hood up and what appears to be a computer monitor arm under his arm.

The presenter of 'Go Hard or Go Home' and former 'I'm a Celebrity' contestant wrote on Twitter: 'Ok I've been back home for about 6 weeks also I've got an alibi...'

Users also saw the uncanny resemblance, with one responding to the police message: 'Think he's called Jordan North'.

Others replied to the DJ's tweet, saying they 'believed' his story.

One said: 'We believe you...lol.'

In another post on Instagram, the DJ elaborated on his 'cover story', adding he was sent the police photos by friends joking it was him.

He wrote: 'Quite a few people have sent me this...

'If anyone asks, we were in the pub and had two pints of Guinness and a pack of cheese and onion.' 

Burnley and Padham Police put out the request saying: 'Do you recognise this man?

'We would like to speak to him in connection with a burglary at the Council Office at Burnley Cemetery on Monday, June 19 at around 9.45pm.

'Info? Call 101 or email 4350@lancashire police.uk quoting log 1520 of June 19.'