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Joanne McNally dishes the conspiracy theories she believes in with comedian Alan Carr.
The 40-year-old Roscommon comedian is well known for her witty banter and podcast My Therapist Ghosted Me alongside Vouge Williams.
McNally joined Carr on his podcast Life's a Beach, where they discussed conspiracy theories following the release of the comedian's newest podcast, Who Replaced Avril Lavigne?, where she investigates the Avril Lavigne Replacement Theory.
@chattyman How well do you know your conspiracy theories? Joanne McNally is here to help. Watch out for a cameo from @Rossi catch Joanne on my Lifes A Beach podcast ❤️ #lifesabeach ♬ original sound - Alan Carr
The comedian, believed in most of the conspiracy theories, however remained on the fence when faced with one about Carr himself.
Many fans have commented under the hilarious interaction, calling for the comedians to work together more.
One user said: "This would be a dream come true if you two did something like this a show together something!! My two favs! I hooooowl at the two of you!!"
Another user said: "You pair need your own show what a great pair together."
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