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Kelvin Fletcher has Instagram followers in stitches as he gets the grumps in noisy restaurant

There's a time and place - and breakfast isn't the one

Kelvin Fletcher’s a man of the people – and here is the proof.

The former Emmerdale star was all of us – apart from the irrepressibly cheerful among us – as he sat down for breakfast the other day.

He was at Ellen’s Stardust Diner with his gorgeous missus. So far, so delightful.

But, if you listen to his Instagram post, you will hear that SOMEONE IS SINGING.

It’s a thing in this eaterie, in fact. The waiting staff not so much whistle while they work but bust out a show tune or two.

Now, at 7pm in the evening, with a cocktail and a gaggle of mates, that sounds hella fun.

But in the morning? When you are the father of a young child? Not so much!

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As his beautiful wife happily bops her head to the strains of, “Go Johnny, go, go, go!”

Kelvin can then be seen mugging to the camera as he says: “9 o’clock in the morning, it’s too early for this [expletive].”

Clearly used to his little old man grumps, Liz giggles good-naturedly.

LOVE these two!

His fans KNEW exactly what he was talking about.

Sarah, in New York, said: “Love it there, such good fun. But only for tea time, couldn’t handle it for breakfast. Enjoy!!

Lee and Tracy, meanwhile, replied: “Hahaha we were there a few weeks ago. Shocking absolutely shocking. Never again.”

Becci added: “This sends me under so bad it’s too early whatever time you go ”

It appears that Kelvin and Liz were not breakfasting with their baby daughter, Marnie Molly.

The thespian couple – who married in November 2015 – welcomed her in September last year.

Kelvin might want to work on that tolerance to noise in the mornings, if he wants to see through his plans for a big family.

He has revealed: “I’ve always wanted to have children and become a father, without question.

“I want five children! I do want a huge family, but ultimately, whatever will be, will be.”

Ear-plugs in his stocking next Christmas, perhaps, Liz!


Kaggie Hyland
Editor-in-Chief