Yellow Wiggle Greg Page has taken a playful dig at pop star Justin Timberlake.
Page posted an exercise video to TikTok on Wednesday in which the 53-year-old can be seen doing push-ups with minimal effort while listening to the superstar’s tune Can’t Stop the Feeling.
In the short clip, Greg can be seen taking little breaks as he listens to a live version of the 2016 hit in which Timberlake stops his vocals to let excited concertgoers take over the song completely.
‘When you’re working out to your favourite JT song and you are giving as much as he does’, he said in his cheeky share.
Fans appeared to love the Timberlake diss, with 372 followers commenting on the amusing sledge.
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Yellow Wiggle Greg Page (pictured) has taken a playful dig at pop star Justin Timberlake
Page posted an exercise video to TikTok on Wednesday in which the 53-year-old can be seen doing push-ups with minimal effort while listening to the superstar’s tune Can’t Stop the Feeling
‘JT catching strays from Greg Page wasn’t on my 2025 Bingo Card, but if someone has it, mark it down,’ said one user on the thread which has attracted 24.3K ‘love’ emojis.
‘I think I can handle this new JT workout,’ joked another follower, while a third added, ‘This is how I normally work out… can’t believe I haven’t seen any results yet 18h ago.’
‘Getting roasted by the OG Yellow Wiggle is absolutely brutal,’ commented another user.
‘Greg you’re a legend,’ another fan gushed.
It comes after Greg revealed revealed that he was returning to show business earlier this year.
The former star children’s entertainer, who hung up his Yellow Wiggle skivvy back in 2013, was back on stage in March as part of the new musical production of Annie at the Capitol Theatre, Sydney.
He plays President Roosevelt for the show which is now playing in Melbourne.
Greg says that while he was performed all over the world, tackling a theatre role is very different to being part of a group for children.
In the short clip, Greg can be seen taking little breaks as he listens to a live version of the Timberlake hit
The thread attracted 24.3K ‘love’ emojis by Wednesday
‘This is very scripted… with the Wiggles we had flexibility and we could improvise,’ he told the Canberra Times back in March.
‘It’s one thing to take a man out of the Wiggles but you can’t take the Wiggles out of the man,’ Page said.
He added: ‘I’ve performed in many theatres, many times in different countries. This is a very different experience.’
Greg had been experiencing health difficulties since December 2005, when he underwent a double hernia operation.
He was forced to withdraw from the group’s 2006 US tour after suffering repeated fainting spells, slurred speech, fatigue, and trembling.
After bring diagnosed with a non-life-threatening form of dysautonomia – a hard-to-diagnose chronic illness – Greg decided to step away from the beloved musical act.
In doing so he made way for newcomer Sam Moran.
After making a return to the Wiggles in 2012, replacing Sam, Greg suffered a near-fatal heart attack while on stage with the group, for a one-off reunion concert at Castle Hill RSL in 2020.
A young off-duty nurse in the audience found a defibrillator in the RSL and desperately worked to resuscitate Page while waiting for an ambulance.
In his first interview since the attack on radio station 2GB, Greg said he had no warning signs.
‘I went happily on my way, Wiggle-d my butt off that night, and nearly didn’t make it,’ he recounted of the concert.
Despite his heart attack, Greg said he still considers himself to be ‘fitter’ than he’s ever been, and said he was carrying more weight when he left The Wiggles in 2013.
‘I felt really good. No warning signs, no symptoms, so when the show was coming up, I thought, “Yeah, okay, I’ll just walk a little bit harder this morning, go a little bit faster”‘ he said.
