THE Chase brainbox Shaun Wallace has let slip the gossip on the show stars' off-screen antics.
The Dark Destroyer, 60, has insisted the panel have a "one team, one dream" attitude after his co-star Jenny Ryan was accused of "punching" their team- mate, Paul Sinha.
The supposed incident came about when Paul got a question wrong.
Meanwhile, Mark Labbett has previously been accused of deliberately "scaring" contestants to take a low offer.
Yet barrister Shaun has insisted there is no bad blood on Bradley Walsh's ITV show.
He told Lorraine stand-in host Ranvir Singh: "You know what? Surprisingly we are not competitive.
"Ever since we’ve all become chasers we’ve all had the attitude one for all and all for one, like the three musketeers. We do get along well.
"People might not believe us, but we support each other whether we win or lose."
Indeed, The Vixen suggested just as much as she clapped back at a fan suggesting she had a personal gripe with Paul in January.
One The Chase viewer wrote: "Can’t help thinking that @jenlion and @paulsinha don’t get on at all!"
Jenny replied with a comedy Meme of Ross from Friends.
It said: "You could not be more wrong. You could try...but you would not be successful."
Meanwhile, Londoner Shaun put paid to any rumours of friction as he heaped praise on his clever-cloggs co-stars.
He told GMB host Ranvir: "Anne [Hegerty] is the most consistent, Jenny is on fantastic form.
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"I suppose Mark Labbett and Paul are the stand out in terms of being consistent, being quick and being extremely clever."
He then added how new arrival, Chaser Darragh Ennis, was "a wonderful welcome addition."
Yet the generosity didn't extend to a scenario in which the Chasers would be forced to pit their wits against each other.
Shaun quipped: "I wouldn’t fear [any] of them. Absolutely not."
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