BBC Radio 1 host Greg James opened up about the surprisingly low-key way he learned he was invited to one of the year's most exclusive celebrity events—and why he and his wife, author Bella Mackie, were convinced they might be walking into an elaborate prank.
"The invitation arrived on my phone, in the form of a link, in the middle of the night when I was trying to get some sleep during a storm…this link came through saying that you've been invited to the wedding and it was the night before the Comic Relief challenge," he recalled, per People.
There was another reason he kept quiet: he wasn't completely convinced the invitation was genuine. "There was no paper invite to follow, it was all electronic," James explained before admitting, "Yes, until we were in there, there was a huge part us, that me and Bella were like, 'This could not be real. This could be a scam.' So until we were in, we thought we may have made a big trip here for nothing. I wasn't sure until we got there."
Other celebrities who were invited and didn’t go
Ryan Seacrest had to pass despite initially RSVP'ing yes. The longtime television host said he was forced to cancel after committing to Disney's Fourth of July special, though he admitted he was "so honored and thrilled to be invited."
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