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Young Offenders star, Chris Walley, who plays Jock on the hit show is trending for his hilarious 'slip up' at the IFTA Film & Drama Awards (IFTA's) regarding the next season.
The awards took place on Saturday night, April 13 and are considered to be the last slog of the awards season in the arts and entertainment world.
The awards were first presented in 1999 and the ceremonies recognise Irish creative talent working in film, drama, and television, and winners receive a cast bronze statuette.
The 28-year-old Cork actor, when chatting to a SPIN1038 reporter on the red carpet said: "Well Young Offenders is coming back and it always fun to work on that."
As the reporter question his comment his eyes went wide and fans have been lapping in the moment, recognising he maybe was not suppose to say anything just yet.
Chris continued: "It will be back soon, it will be back this year."
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Fans have commented under the interaction, with one user saying: "Looked like the poor chap wasn’t meant to say that ."
The hit RTÉ show aired in 2018 and features "loveable teenage rogues Conor and Jock."
It is based on the 2016 hit feature film of the same name, Alex Murphy, who plays Conor and Chris Walley reprise their roles as the pair.
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