The Sun reported that the TV presenter arrived at the London headquarters yesterday in a rage, after Nihal Arthanayake made claims on air that he considered "libellous" and "untrue".
It turns out that Nihal was 200 miles away, however, as he was working in Salford, Greater Manchester.
Ben had earlier threatened legal action against the BBC a day earlier, after Nihal informed his listeners that his wife had once met a man in a park, while walking their dog, who had warned his children not to go near Staffies like hers as they were a dangerous breed.
Adding that the man was a "wrong'un", he then went on to sensationally reveal that the man had been presenter Ben.
But the adventurer – who was host of Britain's Top 100 Dogs on ITV – took the accusation very personally, and hit out at the radio show in a furious post.
"Why did you broadcast an unsubstantiated, untrue story about me without even asking?," he fumed on Twitter .