ITV host Lorraine Kelly flirted onscreen with Good Morning Britain host Ben Shepherd on air.
On Thursday'(October 19), the pair were left giggling after a cheeky exchange as GMB promoted what Lorraine had coming up on her show. Ben began the conversation with Lorraine by asking her if she could do the splits, after they had just been talking about Strictly star Angela Rippon – who has became known for her impressive and flexible dance moves.
The host asked: “Lorraine, can you do the splits?” To which she replied: “Ben Shepherd you know how bendy I am.” Blushing Ben said: “I do, I do.”
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After Lorraine finished promoting what was on her show for the day, she joked: “I’m gonna go practise my splits, I might be coming from a hospital bed near you.” This comes after Ben and his co-host Kate Garraway were forced to tell off their TV guest.
Hollywood actor Jean-Claude Van Damme was on the show and kept holding up a whisky bottle to the camera, which went against ITV’s rules. Ben tried to tell him to put it down, though he seemed to miss the point and continued to do so.
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Jean-Claude told the hosts: “Don’t worry about the whisky, it’s my girlfriend, it’s with me day and night.” To which Ben replied: “We’ve got to stop with the whisky though we will get in trouble.”
Fans at home took to social media to share their thoughts on the interview. One viewer said: “I think I need a Bottle of Whiskey after that Jean Claude Van Damme Interview @ GMB.”
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A second typed: “This Jean-Claude Van Damme interview is a total car crash #GMB.”While a third commented: “#GMB Jean Claude Van Damme is off his nut.” A fourth then posted: “That delay on the Jean Claude Van Damme interview really ruined it. The guy was in Belfast not the other side of the world. How are these sound delays still happening in 2023? #GMB.”
Good Morning Britain airs weekdays on ITV1 at 6am
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