Revealed: The surprising comment that was CUT out of Kylie Minogue's Melbourne Cup TV interview
Pop princess Kylie Minogue appeared via video link during Channel Ten's Melbourne Cup coverage on Tuesday.
In an interview with the Herald Sun's Confidential on Thursday, music mogul and co-owner of Melbourne Cup 2020's winning horse Twilight Payment, Michael Gudinski, revealed the surprising comment that was cut of Kylie's TV broadcast.
Michael said the Spinning Around songstress, 52, was left puzzled after her prediction that Twilight Payment would finish first, failed to make it on air.
Revealed: The surprising comment that was CUT out of Kylie Minogue's Melbourne Cup TV interview with Channel Ten (pictured) on Tuesday
'She sent me a note (after the TV interview saying), "all that hard yakka (for nothing)",' Michael told the publication while laughing.
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'I haven't heard (the term) "hard yakka" for a long time. She misses Melbourne, she's our true girl,' he went on to say of the London-based star.
'But she couldn't believe (Ten) cut out her tipping the winner of the Melbourne Cup.'
Cut! Music mogul and co-owner of Melbourne Cup 2020's winning horse Twilight Payment, Michael Gudinski (pictured in 2006) told the Herald Sun on Thursday, that Kylie, 52, was left puzzled after her prediction that Twilight Payment would finish first, failed to make it on air
Michael said: 'She couldn't believe (Ten) cut out her tipping the winner of the Melbourne Cup.' Pictured: Jockey Jye McNeil after riding Twilight Payment to victory during the Melbourne Cup in Melbourne
Michael co-owns Twilight payment with businessmen Gerry Ryan, Phil Mehrten, Lloyd and Nick Williams.
Meanwhile, Kylie has just released her latest album, DISCO, which she recorded during the coronavirus lockdown in Great Britain.
Kylie told Billboard that she had to buy her own equipment and learn how to record vocals at home to complete the album.
Shocked: 'She sent me a note (after the TV interview saying), "all that hard yakka (for nothing)",' Michael told the publication while laughing. Kylie is pictured in March this year
'Lockdown happened, and I had to figure out how to do everything remotely,' she explained.
'It was very exciting to get the equipment, fire up my logical-rational brain and find the right place in the house to put it.
'I was dragging [around] duvets and blankets and clothes racks to make [my lounge room] good for sound.'
New music: Meanwhile, Kylie has just released her latest album, DISCO, which she recorded during the coronavirus lockdown in Great Britain. Pictured in June, 2019
