BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty wasn’t best pleased with her co-star’s comments on Friday’s show.
During April 14’s episode, sports correspondent Jane Dougall spoke about the latest updates in the cricketing world and said how the team has “78 years of experience”.
Jane was sat on the red sofa opposite regular hosts Charlie Stayt, 60, and Naga, 48, who were back in their usual hosting spot after Easter.
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Sharing her sports update, Jane said: “78 years experience on the pitch there, I love it.
“I love that the older players are showing the younger players how it’s done.”
Naga responded: “Don’t ever underestimate experience.”
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“Exactly there’s a coach full of it here,” as she nodded towards Naga and Charlie.
Looking astounded, Naga scoffed: “Thanks Jane, we’re old, thanks.”
The TV host did laugh off the remark and ended the segment with a smile, so it seems as if she took the comment on the chin.
BBC viewers have been acitive on social media this morining and have commented on Naga, with mixed reviews.
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One ranted: “Naga in superb****y mode this morning #BBCBreakfast”
A second added: “Can’t watch when Naga is on, so bloody rude #BBCBreakfast”
While a third penned: “Looking stunning today Naga x”
This comes a day after BBC Breakfast reporter Tim Muffett was left outside alone by TV chef Ainsley Harriott, who shut the door in his face.
On Thursday (April 13), Tim and Ainsley were out doorknocking, when Ainsley ended up leaving Tim and going inside a woman’s house mid-report.
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While Tim was talking to studio hosts Naga and Charlie – the hosts pointed out that the door had been shut without him knowing.
Charlie Stayt pointed out: “Oh, Ainsley has gone in, he’s really just gone right in.”
Looking baffled, Tim said: “He’s gone in? He’s gone in…”
Naga laughed: “He makes friends very, very quickly.”
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