Graham Norton reveals a secret surgery prior to Eurovision Final: ‘I now have a lot, many medicines’

Graham Norton has revealed that he has undergone a major operation before this year Eurovision final.

The host, 62, will present the popular song competition from Basel, Switzerland on Saturday.

But he was recently seen with a black pendulum around his arm while attending the Bafta Television prices.

He said to the Scott Mills Radio Show: ‘This is the first appearance of my left shoulder on the radio, (it is) a brand new shoulder. It is less than two weeks old.

“It feels a bit new, it’s a bit of owie (painful), but forgive me, I am now on a lot of medicines, so if I say something bad, it’s not my fault!”

The presenter did not go out on what his shoulder problems caused.

Graham Norton, 62, revealed on Friday that he had undergone a major operation prior to this year’s Eurovision Final

The host was recently seen with a black pendulum around his arm at the Bafta Television Awards

Graham is a staple of the Eurovision Song Contest since he started presenting it in 2009 for the BBC.

Although the UK has been historically seen at Eurovision, his fans hope that the fortune of the country could change in 2025 thanks to Girlband Remember Monday.

The group, consisting of Lauren Byrne, Charlotte Steele and Holly-Anne Hull, does the UK represent what has just happened?

The trio, from Hampshire, is the first girl group to represent the UK since Precious in 1999.

Fans shared their excitement on X for the final and were fully supported by the group.

Reactions are: ‘United Kingdom – remember Monday what the hell has happened, our girls destroyed that!

‘Their vocals are the best of every act in this competition. The harmonies are lush and I loved the staging. We will be in the top 10! ‘,’

Graham (depicted on Eurovision 2023) has been a stable of the Eurovision Song Contest since he started presenting it in 2009 for the BBC

While the UK has been historically at Eurovision, his fans hope that the fortune of the country could change in 2025 thanks to Girlband Remember Monday (photo)

‘There is not a single act with singing as flawless as on Monday that it is actually quite insane. Everyone who cares about singing will pick up their phone to vote for them this Saturday! #Eurrovision ‘

Speaking on BBC breakfast on Friday morning, the girls responded to how it felt to finally hit the stage the night before after months of rehearsals and anticipation.

Lauren told hosts Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty: “I don’t know if it will ever feel normal to be honest, it’s all so surrealistic.”