This is the moment a millionaire sleeping rough is threatened with murder by a knife-wielding maniac in Rich Kids Go Homeless.

The C5 show, which aired last night, takes privileged kids away from their creature comforts and plunges them into life on the crime-ridden streets to challenge their ideas about homelessness.

Kieron Hamilton, aged 23 at the time of filming, reckoned homeless people were “lazy” and thought he might make his way into a shelter by buying and re-selling umbrellas in London's The Strand.

But the lad quickly aroused deep suspicion from a fellow rough sleeper thanks to his glitzy looks.

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Self-made millionaire Kieron, who trades in cryptocurrency, had forked out £4,000 for his sparkling white gnashers.

Challenging his appearance, one man says: “You have got very nice teeth!

“You’re a cop.”

Kieron starts to speak and says he is “definitely not a cop”, but the man interrupts him.

“I have not seen you here before,” he says aggressively, “And I f***ing run things around here.”

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“I’m definitely not a police officer,” Kieron says again, but his plummy accent is not fooling anyone.

Escalating things, the angry bloke says: “I’m going to f***ing murder you.

“I’m going to f***ing hurt you bad.

“I’ll f***ing stab you right now, dickhead.

“I’m going to hurt you bad.”

“Let’s keep walking guys,” says Kieron, who is managing to sound quite calm despite the repeated death threats.

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The camera crew then intervened to get Kieron away from danger.

“He pulled a knife out,” Kieron says to the camera as the team hot-foot it away from the furious tramp.

The experience was chalked up as “dead weird” by the rich kid.

Summing up his night, he said: “You don’t feel safe on the streets, I’d rather be in jail than be homeless.

“You’ve got guards in jails. You’ve not got guards on the streets.”

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