Kyle Sandilands reveals the shocking thing he did after sleeping with seven women from the workplace
Kyle Sandilands shocked his listeners on Wednesday when he revealed he once slept with seven women from his former workplace.
The radio personality, 53, made the admission when he welcomed listener Kylie on The Kyle and Jackie O Show.
Kylie confronted her husband's mistress live on air and probed her for answers regarding their office affair.
Kyle admitted the moment was 'triggering' and reflected on his own past experience with infidelity in the workplace.
'I've been the guy in this situation before and, in all honesty, I probably never dealt with it or never had the proper emotions when it happened to me,' he confessed on the KIIS FM show.
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'I was sleeping with seven girls at the radio station in Perth and they all confronted me one afternoon in my office.'
He went on to reveal that he 'didn't deal' with the messy situation and instead 'moved cities' to avoid sorting it out.
'I did what every real man would do: I turned around and ran away,' he explained.
'Real deash*t I was,' he added of his not-so-proud moment, which he said happened around 30 years ago.
Despite his seemingly rowdy time working in Perth, Kyle's radio rival and former colleague Jase Hawkins painted a very different picture of the shock jock during their younger years.
When Kyle moved from Brisbane's Triple M to Sydney's 2Day FM in 1999 to host its Hot30 Countdown, Hawkins followed, with the pair even living together for a time.
Speaking on the Dos and D podcast, Hawkins gave a rare insight into their former living arrangement - and it's not as glamorous as you might think.
'I was 18. Kyle never went out,' Hawkins admitted.
'His idea of the weekend was I'd go down to the servo and get us Paddle Pops and watch copious amounts of Law and Order in a cloud of smoke'.
Despite his seemingly rowdy time working in Perth, Kyle's radio rival and former colleague Jase Hawkins painted a very different picture of the shock jock during their younger years
Hawkins added that a 'big night out' for the pair was a rare trip to the local video shop.
'Every now and then he would be like: "let's go to the video shop" and I'd be like: "I'm putting on my best outfit." I'm 18 I haven't gone out anywhere,' he recalled.
'I'd be decked out like I'm going to the club just to go to Video Ezy. I did that for a number of years. It was interesting.'
Jase added that the pair would waste hours chatting about their consuming passion - radio.
'Then when I moved out and eventually dated my wife Lou, Kyle and I would go to the same café every Saturday, every Sunday,' he said.
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