Good Morning Britain presenter Sean Fletcher was left “gutted” after Adil Ray and Charlotte Hawkins snubbed him before yesterday’s show.
The journalist took to Instagram to share his disappointment and called himself the “Gooseberry on GMB.”
Questioning whether his fellow presenters actually like him, Sean shared a selfie of himself in the ITV studio.
In the background, Adil and Charlotte can be seen beaming from ear to ear taking their own selfie of just the two of them.
Sean penned: “The definition of gutted: left out of this morning’s @gmb selfie.
“Two’s company, three’s a crowd with @adilray and @charlottehawkins1.”
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He finished the post questioning: “Of course I’m joking. They like me….I think.”
Fans and friends were quick to comment on the picture adding multiple laughing face emoji’s.
One asked: “Who’s photobombing who?”
Another added: “Well we like you.”
Fellow GMB presenter, Richard Arnold also penned: “Brilliant,” followed by a laughing emoji.
Sean became a sports newsreader on the ITV Breakfast show in 2014.
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The selfie follows after GMB was hit with an influx of Ofcom complaints after Thomas Markle appeared on the show.
Most of the complaints were due to Thomas’ appearance on the show and him attacking his daughter Meghan.
He branded Prince Harry’s new tell-all book “shameful”, adding: “I think Harry has abandoned the Queen, the royal family, the British people and the Army. He’s abandoned them all.”
He explained: “I’ve made it quite clear until I hear from her until she does speak to me that I’ll continue to do this.
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“I will do a show for at least a month if I can get it through and eventually sooner or later she should start talking to me – this is way too childish. This is kind of silly. It’s time to talk with each other. We’re family.”
Thomas admitted he had previously considered taking legal action against his daughter in order to secure visitation rights to the children.
He also sent a message to Harry and Meghan’s children, Archie and Lilibet, commenting: “My message for the kids is that they have two loving families and their great-grandmother is the Queen of England and that’s important for them to know.
“It’s important for them to know that they have two families and eventually they’re going to grow up and they’re going to want to know more about them.”
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