This Morning producers faced backlash from ITV viewers over one of the show’s segments today.
Big Brother star Josie Gibson was seen hosting a segment down in Wales where villagers had been complaining after a string of thefts of their garden gnomes.
The host the segment, Josie, 35, was seen dressed as a gnome herself.
And it seems fans of the show thought the segment was a little “embarrassing” for the star as they spoke out online.
One wrote on Twitter: “The producers must try and outdo each other with ‘How to make Josie look daft’ every day!”
Josie hosted a segment down in Wales where villagers had been complaining after a string of thefts of their garden gnomes (Image: ITV)
While another added: “Wonder if Josie enjoys doing these skits on This Morning, just looks so embarrassing.”
A third chimed in: “They’re just mugging Josie off now #ThisMorning.”
While a fourth wrote: “Times like this make me wonder why I watch @thismorning.”
Josie often dresses up for her segments on the daytime TV show.
Viewers blasted This Morning producers for ‘making Josie look daft’ (Image: ITV)
She recently dressed up in a Ghostbusters outfit to speak to hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield live from Somerset as she presented a slot on supernatural activity.
However, the star suffered an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction as she split her trousers.
Holly asked Josie at the time: “Just from an outfit point of view. You’ve got a little split there – was that some overzealous ghost busting maybe?”
Josie recently suffered a wardrobe malfunction on the show in her Ghostbusters outfit
Josie explained: “What happened I was filling up the car in the petrol station and I had a little accident.
“It’s a bit tight but we’re not going to concentrate on my split today we’re going to concentrate on this ghost hunting because we’re going to track down this ghoul.
A gobsmacked Phillip wondered: “Hold on, you filled it up dressed like that.”
A giggling Holly said: “I think she did.”
This Morning airs weekdays on ITV at 10:30am
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
