Michael McIntyre makes 'cringe' discovery on Michael Sheen's phone after celebrity pleaded 'don't do that'

Michael McIntyre made a pretty cringe discovery on Michael Sheen's phone as he branded him as 'self-centred'.

Having pleaded 'don't do that', the star was left red-faced as he was given a right roasting in front of an audience

The Good Omens actor appeared on the comedian’s Big Show episode on Saturday (25 January) where he was subjected to the infamous ‘Send to All’ challenge.

And this led to McIntyre calling out a ‘self-centred' discovery on Sheen’s phone.

As you’ll probably know, this is a pretty staple feature of the BBC show, when the comic gets a hold of a celebrity guest’s device and sends out a cringey message to all of their contacts live on stage.

Oh, and obviously has a bit of a scour through the contents of their phone first - how could he not?

Michael McIntyre found it hilarious (BBC)

So it was pretty understandable when Sheen admitted to having some nerves beforehand as he said: “It all seemed like a very good idea when I was first asked. Now it seems like a very bad idea.”

The Welshman watched on from the VIP box in the theatre with partner Anna Lundberg and her mum, Ingrid, as McIntyre took the plunge into his apps.

Both the live audience and viewers watched as the host uncovered Sheen’s most recent search on IMDb.

And turns out, it was himself. The Quiz actor explained: “Listen, sometimes...

“Sometimes, I have to look myself up, alright? Because I forget what I've been in.”

Honestly, fair enough - I can’t even remember what I had for tea last night.

His second most recent search was 'Gavin and Stacey' in a bit of a nod to the actor’s Welsh pride.

Then, McIntyre turned his attention to Sheen’s notes app while asking: “Is notes a bit personal?” The star smiled as he advised him to avoid: "Don't do that."

Michael Sheen was roasted (BBC)

But obviously, this was ignored and the comedian dove straight in as he found an entire page dedicated to the actor’s work history.

This turned out to be the write-up of a bio for one of his projects and of course, McIntyre found it absolutely hilariously as he joked Sheen was 'self-centred'.

Having read that out aloud, the presenter carried on with the embarrassment as he turned his attention to the photos app.

Here he found plenty of selfies of the 55-year-old, including ones of him in disguise. And there was even a snap of his decapitated head from the infamous The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 scene.

McIntyre couldn’t help but point out that pretty much all the photos were of Sheen himself as he continued to comically roast him for being a bit self-obsessed.