Good Morning Britain host Sean Fletcher explained how he had an awkward “humping” encounter backstage at the ITV studios.
The presenter had a shock on this morning’s episode of the programme as his co-star Ranvir Singh’s pet dog took a special liking to him.
Talking about their morning meeting before the show, Sean explained: “I was basically a dog sitter throughout the whole meeting.”
The journalist laughed: “While you did the meeting with Ben, our producer, I was having to look after the dog…”
Sean said: “He just really liked the smell of me because I’ve got a dog…”
He added: “I’ve got a girl dog and you’ve got a boy dog… and that’s when the humping started.”
Sean was left flustered after the awkward backstage encounter (Image: ITV)
Ranvir joked: “You’re deflecting, I mean we all have amorous feelings towards you Sean.”
Sean added jokingly: “No ladies hump me like your dog.”
GMB then showed a series of snaps of the adorable puppy in the dressing room, and one saw the dog had chewed up the producers notes.
Sean laughed: “He is a beautiful dog, but when he started humping me I thought we’d crossed a line.”
Sean revealed that Ranvir’s dog began ‘humping’ him (Image: ITV)
During an episode of GMB last week, TV host Ranvir Singh spoke about an awkward dating encounter.
Ranvir and her co-star Alex Beresford were discussing whether ‘wokefishing’ (pretending to be interested in a social cause) is deceitful on a first date.
Singh said she was fooled by a man with a receding hairline, who she compared to EastEnders character Phil Mitchell.
She revealed she had only seen photos of the man in a hat before they met.
Ranvir brought her adorable puppy into the ITV studios on Monday morning (Image: ITV)
Then when she went on the date he took his hat off – revealing his hairline.
She said that he told her she wanted to get his hair cut like Brad Pitt, as she replied: “You look nothing like Brad Pitt, you look more like Phil Michell.”
It seemed her date wasn’t a fan of being compared to Phil, as he told her she was “no Cameron Diaz”.
Good Morning Britain airs weekdays at 6am on ITV.
