Comedian Michael McIntyre recently shared a humorous approach he used to deal with noisy neighbors disturbing his peace at his £10 million Hampstead home in north London. Instead of directly addressing the issue, McIntyre revealed during a warm-up gig at Soho Theatre that he played the same loud music his neighbors were playing, but slightly offset in timing, to annoy them subtly.
The 49-year-old entertainer humorously remarked that this tactic aligns with British tendencies to handle situations without direct confrontation, drawing laughter from the audience. McIntyre, known for shows like The Wheel and Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow, is gearing up for his Hello America! tour, all while focusing on his health.
After being cautioned by doctors about his weight, McIntyre disclosed that he started using the weight-loss drug Mounjaro, originally designed for diabetes patients. The medication, scientifically known as tirzepatide, aids in controlling blood sugar levels and inducing a sense of fullness. McIntyre shared that his wife encouraged him to try the drug, and within three weeks, he began seeing positive results.
The comedian’s weight management journey includes a past experience at the Mayr Clinic in Austria, where he followed a demanding detox regimen, shedding a stone in just six days. Despite challenges faced during the treatment, McIntyre humorously recalled being warned against eating apples due to their purported negative effects on his energy and mental clarity.
McIntyre’s candid revelations about his weight struggles and humorous anecdotes continue to entertain and engage his fans as he prepares for his upcoming tour.
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