CELEBRITY Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak has shocked fans with revealing comments he made about tattoos and nipple rings.
The tongue-in-cheek moment came as Pat was interviewing Good Charlotte singer Joel Madden about his hosting gig on the show Ink Master.
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On the show, tattoo artists compete to win cash for the best ink designs.
Pat asked him: "You still doing the Ink Master?"
"Yea, hosting that competition," Joel responded.
Pat then answered: "I was going to have a little tattoo of Vanna put on my chest, but I didn't," as the camera cut to Vanna laughing.
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Joel quipped: "It's never too late!"
Pat then said: "I was afraid it would take away from my nipple ring."
The camera cut to all three contestants as Joel, puts his head down and laughs.
"I think it would actually compliment the nipple rings, Pat," he answered as the audience audibly laughed.
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Joel reposted the clip of the conversation to his Instagram page to the delight of his fans.
One wrote: "This is the best banter ever," with a laughing emoji.
"Dying," wrote another with several laugh/crying emojis.
It's not the first time Pat has had a tongue-in-cheek moment on the show.
SPINNING WILD
The interview portions of the nightly show are where some of his most awkward comments take place.
Last month, Pat mocked a losing player, a woman named Terresa.
During the final puzzle, after her chosen letters led to no help, Pat said: "It would be a pretty miraculous solve..."
After grasping at straws and whiffing on several attempts the buzzer sounded and Pat roasted: "You could have stood here until the next ice age and tried, you weren't going to get it."
During another episode of the show that aired last month, Vanna White, 65, awkwardly smiled as she stood by a puzzle that read: "Warm, Wet and Wild."
"Ew," one fan tweeted sharing the unfortunate image.
Earlier this month a puzzle presented by the show appeared to have racist roots, as it was tied to a rhyme from the slavery era and could have used research in avoiding.
Pat also shamed a player named Katie for “making up claims that weren’t true” after she confessed that she used to tell people she was related to Pat’s co-host Vanna.
During the interview portion of the episode, she also was proud to have pretended to be related to Vanna because her surname is White.
Pat reprimanded: "Did you ever make claims that weren't true?"
Katie happily revealed: "I told pretty much everyone I met when I was a kid that I was related to Vanna."
Vanna laughed and waved at Katie from the puzzle board, joking: "Hey, sis!"
However, Pat was not so enthused and kept the wheel spinning: "And were you?"
"No, we're not related," the contestant confirmed.
"Alright," Pat said, adding: "I called you out on national television."
"Thank you," Katie replied, looking visibly uncomfortable.
"You're welcome," Pat shot back.
STRANGE NAME
During another new Celebrity Wheel of Fortune episode, contestant Kristen Schaal surprised the host when she called him by a name he’s not used to hearing.
The moment came after the Mysterious Benedict Society star made it to the first bonus round.
Pat told her: “So, we’re going to show you three categories.
“You pick one that seems attractive to you for the bonus round: Phrase, Around the House, or Things.”
She quickly replied: “Take me around that house, Patrick!”
Though Patrick is the host’s full name, fans and the TV personality alike found it strange for him to be called by the moniker, as he’s always gone by the shortened version throughout his career.
Even when he hosted his own talk show in the late-80s, early-90s, it was titled The Pat Sajak Show instead of The Patrick Sajak Show.
As such, the 75-year-old tried to shut that down real quick, telling the celebrity contest: “Only my mother calls me Patrick!”
Amid all the contestant's drama, Pat might be nearing the end of his four-decade run on the iconic game show.
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In September he told Entertainment Tonight that his time hosting America’s Game might be winding down.
"Years go by fast. We're getting near the end. It's been a long [time]," he told the outlet.
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