倫敦市長(zhǎng)鮑里斯·約翰遜素以頭發(fā)蓬亂著稱，日前他接受兩個(gè)小朋友訪問的時(shí)候，被小朋友勸告說，最好要“多注重外表”，小朋友還送給約翰遜一把梳子，要他多梳梳頭。

約翰遜也大方地收下，并且表示，他會(huì)好好保存這個(gè)禮物，不過他會(huì)用這把梳子來(lái)?yè)媳场?/p>

約翰遜因?yàn)轭^發(fā)總是凌亂不堪，曾被懷疑是不是自己給自己理的發(fā)。

Boris Johnson has admitted he is frequently told off for not brushing his hair.

The London Mayor’s unkempt blonde mop has helped make him one of the most-recognised politicians in the country.

But appearing on ITV’s Saturday Night Takeaway tomorrow night he is presented with a comb by Little Ant and Dec, which he says he will use – to scratch his back.

Mr Johnson’s hair looks such a mess that in the past he has been asked if he cuts it himself.

Despite being in charge of the one of the world’s great cities, he often looks like he has just got out of bed.

In the interview, Little Ant and Dec quizzed the Tory about whether his tousled tresses has landed him in hot water.

Little Dec asked the Mayor: ‘Do you get told off for never brushing your hair?’

Mr Johnson admitted: ‘Yes very frequently. I do it’s a failing of mine.’

Little Dec then presents the Mayor with a comb, but he appears reluctant to use it for its intended purpose.

Mr Johnson said: ‘Thank you very much I will keep that it’s a handy looking object, I can use it to scratch my back.’

In the interview, to be broadcast tomorrow night, Mr Johnson was also asked about why his role as Mayor does not come with suitable regalia.

Little Ant asked: ‘If you are the Mayor where is your big hat and gold chain?’

Reluctantly, Mr Johnson confessed: ‘I don’t have either a hat or a chain.’

When Little Ant added: ‘You’re The Mayor you should have that stuff’ Mr Johnson replied: ‘Well I know it’s very nice of you to say so Little Ant.’

The interview was filmed at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park ahead of its official opening on April 3.

The cheeky interviewing duo, who look like the ITV stars Ant and Dec, also challenged Mr Johnson about how attractive the women of London are.

Little Dec asked: ‘My daddy said there is a lot of posh totty in London what does he mean?’

Mr Johnson replied: ‘I don’t know what your father means by that but I’m sure he’s right.’

（來(lái)源：Daily Mail 編輯：丹妮）