JORDAN Banjo limped out of hospital yesterday after having a vasectomy.
The soon-to-be dad-of-three walked gingerly back to his pregnant wife Naomi, who was waiting for him in the car after the procedure.
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When she asked if he was OK, Jordan replied with a tentative “yep”, but his face betrayed his true feelings.
He then explained: “The pain’s not the problem. The problem is when you’re so scared you have a nipple instead of a penis between your legs and then the nurse tries to tape it to your stomach, but there’s not much to tape so she basically places a piece of tape over it.”
Fans found the video clip hilarious but also praised Jordan for being responsible.
One commented: “Had a really s**t day and this has made me laugh out loud. Full respect for being a real man and doing that for your family.”
Another said: “He looks totally traumatised.”
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A third posted: “This made me laugh. Well done though – I admire any man who takes on this responsibility.”
Jordan recently explained that he’s done with expanding his brood any further in a discussion on KISS FM with co-presenter Perri Kiely.
He and Naomi will soon welcome a little boy who will join son Cassius Ashley, four, and daughter Mayowa ‘Mimi’ Angel, three, at the family home.
Perri couldn’t resist giving him some health advice, jokingly asking him to pull his trousers down in order to prove he’s wearing the tight underwear necessary before the surgery.
Jordan laughed off the initial request, but later obliged and bared his pants to his Diversity mate live in the studio – causing Perri to mock him even further as they “weren’t tight enough”.
“This has become less about the vasectomy and more about you seeing me in my boxers!” Jordan laughed. “Perri, leave me alone!”
The KISS FM Instagram later shared the clip with the caption: “It’s the FINAL countdown. No more babies for Jord as he’s getting his ‘banjo’ snipped 😭”
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