Today, Pat hosts the afternoon show on national Smooth Radio, runs an online presenter academy ( www.presenteracademy.co.uk) and spins his wheels of steel DJing at events all over the world. The 61-year-old - who is best known for hosting Fun House on children’s TV in the 90s - reportedly made a joke about “getting on your t**ts” to a woman as he handed her a T-shirt with his face on it, The DailyMail reported. The T-shirt had an old photo of Pat with his classic mullet hairdo and the caption: ‘Pat Sharp - AS SEEN ON FUN HOUSE - LOOKING SHARP SINCE 1982’.

A Fun House T-shirt is ideal for anyone who grew-up watching Pat Sharp (and his stupendous mullet!) as the host of Fun House. The Kids TV show aired for ten years on ITV from 1989 to 1999, making it very much a 90s show. TS: Let's get the obvious questions asked first Pat... What was the best and worst thing about owning such an impressive mullet? You may remember that Pat was aided by his two cheerleaders, twins Melanie and Martina Grant. So why not celebrate your 90s childhood with one of these fun tees… PS: I think the best thing about the mullet was the fact that twenty years later, people still remember it and talk about it! Not many people can say that their haircut from the 80's is still a talking point! If you would like to customise this Fun House design in any way then please shoot us a question. We will do our best to accommodate your individual tastes! Words can be changed, names added to the design, simple changes can be done free of charge! More complex changes may require an extra charge. Why shop at Clique?

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If you paid with a debit or credit card please be advised that this can take 3-5 working days to show on your account. If you're returning items from our Buy 3 Get 1 Free Multibuy range then you will be charged for any items that you are keeping. But here at Truffle Towers, the big news of February 1989 was the launch of the best kids TV game show that has ever been! Set in a zany obstacle course, Fun House delighted us young telly addicts with it's fast paced Grand Prix, gungey games and the tag hunt finale around the house. In a statement issued to The Sun, Pat said: "I made a joke on stage which was not well received. I upset one individual in particular and for that I am truly sorry. I apologised at the event to anyone who was offended and I have apologised to the individual personally too." Former Fun House legend and radio DJ Pat Sharp was dramatically taken off air earlier this year after reportedly humiliating a woman live on stage at an awards show.