Matt Shirvington reveals the mystery package Anthony Albanese ...

Matt Shirvington received a special delivery from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Tuesday.

The Sunrise host was teased with a package from Channel 7’s mailroom early in the broadcast, and appeared to be under the impression it was an invitation to the prime minister’s upcoming wedding to partner Jodie Haydon.

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But instead, Shirvington was surprised with a four-pack of beer following his bet against the prime minister over the result of the Manly Sea Eagles-Rabbitohs NRL match on Sunday.

The wager came while Shirvo was speaking to Albanese last week.

Sunrise host Matt Shirvington was surprised with a note and four-pack of beer on Tuesday, after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese lost a bet to the Olympian. Credit: Seven

“Prime Minister, just before we let you go, your beloved Rabbitohs are playing in Vegas this weekend. Up against my beloved Sea Eagles. Happy to have a personal wager on the game?” he asked.

Albanese agreed.

“How about a six-pack, Shirvo? That doesn’t break any (parliamentary gift) rules!” he replied.

Albanese sent the Sunrise star a four-pack of Willie the Boatman Albo Pale Ale.

Shirvo was left shocked after the delivery, reading out the note.

“A bet’s a bet, Shirvo — enjoy the Albo ale,” the note, on official stationary from the Prime Minister’s Office, read.

Shirvo said he initially thought it was a wedding invite.

“I went a bit early and thought it might be an invitation to his wedding. But why would I be invited to the PM’s wedding? His buck’s night? That would have been even better!”

Shirvo made the bet last week alongside Nat Barr, ahead of the Manly Sea Eagles-Rabbitohs NRL clash. Credit: Seven

Co-star Mark Beretta then pointed out it was a four-pack of beer, not a six-pack.

“Not going to be finicky, but that’s a four-pack,” Shirvington said.

Co-host Nat Barr then proved her sense of humour.

“Cost-of-living crisis,” Barr shot back.