Kyle hits the Cross: Radio host Sandilands keeps a low profile in head-to-toe black as he visits his favourite part of Sydney
Kyle Sandilands is known for his cheeky antics on air.
And on Wednesday, the radio presenter couldn’t help but smile as he stepped out in Sydney’s Kings Cross after his daily broadcast on KIIS FM.
The 49-year-old was seen arriving at a venue in the inner city suburb, likely for a business meeting.
Uniform: Kyle Sandilands kept a low profile as he was seen strolling through King’s Cross, in Sydney on Wednesday. The 49-year-old dressed in head-to-toe black, including a Ralph Lauren zip up jacket
He dressed in his trademark ensemble of head-to-toe black, including a Ralph Lauren zip-up jacket and baggy pants.
The shock jock teamed the look with grey Adidas sneakers and accessorised with a Los Angeles Dodgers baseball cap and sunglasses.
He briefly poked his tongue out before heading up the flight of stairs to his meeting.
Cheeky! The shock jock poked his tongue out before heading up the flight of stairs to his meeting
Kyle’s day comes after he posed a wild question about drugs to media doyenne Kerri-Anne Kennerley earlier this week.
On Wednesday morning, he asked the TV veteran, 67, if anyone had ever snorted lines of cocaine off her backside.
‘Back in the good old days when you were on the coke and everything, the best days of your life – it’s a quote from yourself – did anyone ever snort any lines off your butt?’ he asked.
Curious: Kyle’s day out on the town comes after he posed a wild question about cocaine to media doyenne Kerri-Anne Kennerly, this week. He asked if anyone had ever snorted lines of cocaine off her backside ‘back in the good old days’
The former Studio 10 host replied: ‘I can absolutely say no, and that was so last century. That was New York in the ’70s, that was Studio 54.’
Kyle went on to say that his straight-laced co-host Jackie ‘O’ Henderson had never experienced ‘any of these good old days’.
Kerri-Anne was quick to put him in his place, saying: ‘Are you kidding me, Kyle? You weren’t around in the ’70s in New York City, you missed it.’
That’s history! The former Studio 10 host replied: ‘I can absolutely say no, and that was so last century. That was New York in the 70s, that was Studio 54’