BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty interrupts guest and gives stern warning in awkward moment
BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty abruptly called an interview to a halt during an awkward moment on today’s show.
The BBC anchor, 47, ordered guest Colin to “hold on” as the journalist began to chat away on the programme’s iconic red sofa.
Naga, who was fronting the programme with regular co-host Charlie Stayt, 60, led the conversation with reviewer Colin.
He had been to see comedian Peter Kay‘s long-awaited comeback show at Manchester Arena.
As he began to recall some of the highlights of the Phoenix Nights star’s live performance, the BBC Breakfast host chimed in: “Hold on a second.”
Naga, who wore a striking black and white check print dress and stylish pink-framed glasses, continued: “We are not going to spoil anything.”
Colin reassured fans he was not giving any content of Peter’s show away, only key themes.
He told how the show covered the star’s “greatest hits” in the first half, while the second half of the show was fresh content.
Naga’s interruption came after the hosts were accused of making another show guest feel “uncomfortable.”
Meanwhile, Peter’s shock return to stand-up comedy is his first tour in 12 years, with its debut on his home turf in Manchester.
The tour runs until August 11 next year, finishing with a show at Sheffield Utilita Arena.
It will see Peter, 49, tour a number of cities including Birmingham, Liverpool, Leeds, Newcastle, and Nottingham.
He is also expected to hold shows in Belfast, Dublin, Glasgow and Cardiff.
On November 8, 2022, the comedian announced some exciting news that he will be performing at The O2 Arena once a month from December until November 2023.
Some dates for his performances include December 16, January 21, February 18, March 22 and April 22 – all the way through until November 18.
The news comes after fans voiced their disappointment as the legendary funnyman did not share any London dates for his tour.
However, Kay was quick to assure fans that he will be bringing his first tour in over a decade to England’s capital with a monthly residency.
