GARY NEVILLE made a surprising confession about not knowing where his brother Phil currently lives after their reunion on American television.

The Premier League icons were serving as pundits for the USA Network on Saturday.

At 51, Gary flew to the U.S. shortly after urging the Glazer family to sell Manchester United.

However, before the live broadcast began, the celebrated right-back made the astonishing admission that he was unaware Phil now resides in Florida.

This shocking revelation came to light as the cameras started rolling in the studio.

Presenter Rebecca Lowe with USA Network remarked: “How about this? A little bit of television history about to be made.

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“Phil Neville and Gary Neville on television together on a show for the first time ever, am I right?”

Gary responded: “Absolutely. We’ve not seen each other for three years either.”

Phil, 49, humorously interjected: “He doesn’t know where I live.”

Lowe confirmed: “Correct. He actually doesn’t. He asked Phil, ‘Where do you live?’ before we came on air.

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“As you sit here together for the first time ever on television, how does that feel?”

Phil, who has coached MLS teams Inter Miami and Portland Timbers since moving abroad, replied: “Well, it’s just nice to see him. We spent a lot of time together during our careers.

“I live in America, he lives in England, and hopefully tonight we can enjoy a nice glass of wine.”

Gary added: “It’s brilliant. We don’t get to see each other much anymore.

“Phil’s been in America with Miami and Portland for the last four or five years, and now he’s apparently living in Florida. Very nice place! It beats Manchester. I wish I were there.”

Gary and Phil, who criticized Manchester United’s management in an angry outburst last month, made a total of 287 appearances together for both the Red Devils and England.

The brothers also celebrated six Premier League titles, a Champions League, and three FA Cups during their time together at Old Trafford.

However, after having difficulty getting consistent playing time at his hometown club, Phil transferred to Everton in 2005.

The two briefly worked together when Gary became head coach at Valencia in 2015.

Nonetheless, the now-successful broadcaster and businessman was unceremoniously dismissed after achieving only three wins in 16 LaLiga matches.