BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty has left fans fretting after posting a “crying” snap on Instagram.
The news anchor posted a selfie which appeared to show her with tears in her eyes as she stared directly into the camera, with sweat collecting on her neck and face after a workout.
Naga’s mascara was left damp and running as Naga formed a half-smile for the picture, dressed in grey and turquoise gym clothes and silver stud earrings.
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In the caption of her post, the golfing addict admitted she’s suffered a brutal injury while out running.
She explained: “Today I planned to do my first long run in 2 years… I slept well, lay in bed relaxing, answered messages and was generally relaxed.
“I wasn’t squeezing some exercise in between work and general life admin for once.”
But that’s where things started to go wrong, as Naga continued: “Only went and pulled a calf muscle halfway through my run – walked home the rest of the way. Luckily I wasn’t too far away and I think it’s not too bad.
“Ho hum. Won’t stop me playing golf later, though. Happy Sunday,” she wished her followers.
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Worried fans soon flocked to the comments section, with one penning: “Hope you’re okay Naga! Look like you’re crying x.”
Someone else echoed: “Ouch, hopefully it’s minor and doesn’t impact your game later. Enjoy [golf]!”
As a third social media user encouraged: “Stretch those calves out on the golf course, enjoy – nice day for it!”
“Sorry to hear this. Look after yourself. Ice treatment ASAP!” another fretting fan said.
It comes after Naga was forced to apologise live on-air after a huge BBC blunder.
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Naga and Charlie Stayt were handing over to the local weather and travel bulletin, as Naga told viewers: “It’s coming up to half past eight.”
But she contradicted the clock, which said it was actually nearly half past seven.
Viewers quickly picked up on the error, as one tweeted: “When @TVNaga01 just said ‘half past eight’ I was slightly concerned that I was late for work…”
Another said: “It’s 7.30 not 8.30 #BBCBreakfast.”
Naga quickly owned up to the error and tweeted: “Oops, sorry!” while the show was still filming.
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