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Celebrities have learned the secret to eternal youth is... to alter your age on Wikipedia.

That is according to comedy duo Mel Giedroyc and Sue Perkins, who are, respectively, 52 and 51, but that may change if they ever get access to their Wiki entries.

Mel said: There are certain people on Wikipedia, who shall remain nameless, but are known to us in the profession whove been sort of 41 for the last 15 years.

Sue, who met Mel when they were students at Cambridge and members of Footlights theatre club, said: I know and its very Google-able that we were all in the same university, in the same year.

The moment I work out how to change my Wikipedia entry its a game changer and I will.

During their online chat, Mel and Sue spoke of a pact to grow old gracefully and not have any work done as the years roll on.

Comparing their lockdown hair, Sue told Mel: Your grey shocks me because it means youve been dyeing. We had a pact we would not have anything done, mate.

Mel said her hair was like a cul de sac in late 70s Leatherhead. She said: Im receding, its perimenopausal. Ive been dyeing it since Ive ruddy met you, my love.

Sue joked about having to wear a hat while the hairdressers remained closed. She said: Ive developed this look over lockdown. So beanie at all times.

Sue also spoke of her lockdown diet. She said: All I really have existed on is Greggs.

All I care about is Greggs. I get six vegan sausage rolls at any one time and they do not last.

Obsessed. Delicious.

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Vain celebrities are changing their true ages on Wikipedia, Mel & Sue claim - Mirror Online