She is known for her outspoken personality and no nonsense attitude, which often causes a stir in the air.
And it looked like Naga Munchetty was upset on Saturday morning by her BBC Breakfast co-host, Charlie Stayt – while smoking to him while discussing an item about pigeons.
And the moment did not go unnoticed by viewers of the morning news program, for one asked, “Do they know they are live?” via Twitter.
Tension: Naga Munchetty rolled her eyes at her BBC BBC co-host Charlie Stayt as the hosts suffered an awkward blunder live on Saturday morning
The two covered a story about a missing carrier pigeon named Bob of Guernsey, who was found 4,000 miles away in Alabama.
But while the duo discussed birds during the segment, it carried their memory of an old song – of which they tried to recall the name.
While Charlie was convinced it was ‘Catch the Dove’, Naga argued that it was ‘Stop the Dove’.
The latter took to the BBC Breakfast Counter’s keyboard and decided to search the song online to prove her co-host wrong.
Memory block: While the duo were discussing birds during the segment, it ran their memory of an old song – while trying to recall the name, without reaching an agreement
Disagreement: While Charlie was convinced it was ‘Catch the Dove’, Naga argued that it was ‘Stop the Dove’ – as the latter decided to look it up
As she searched, Charlie explained, ‘I hum it in my head and I think it was catch the pigeon, catch the pigeon,’ to which Naga snapped back ‘It stops the pigeon’ as she pointed to him.
Naga found her results online, exclaimed; ‘It stops the pigeons! Oh well, there were two, one says stop and one says catch – no, the song is “stop the pigeon, stop the pigeon, grab him stab him grab him stop the pigeon now” ‘
A surprised Charlie explained that he really thought he was right while Naga rolled her eyes at the camera.
Snappy: While searching, Charlie explained, ‘I hum it in my head and I think it was catch the pigeon, catch the pigeon,’ to which Naga snapped back ‘It’s stop the pigeon’ as she went to the him
Animated: While trying to make their points at the same time, Charlie asked Naga to ‘stop for a minute’ as he tried to address the camera, with the unimpressed host sighing and her eyes on the side of the set role
But it was not there, for her co-host stayed at his ground, adding, ‘I still think it’s catching the pigeon,’ while the couple talked about each other.
While trying to make their points at the same time, Charlie asked Naga to ‘stop for a minute’ as he tried to address the camera, with the unimpressed host sighing and her eyes on the side of the set roll.
“I will stop will I?” Naga snapped as she sighed – and watched the production team from the camera before blowing out an excited laugh.
After the moment, viewers went to Twitter to comment on the mistake, with many seeing the funny side and referring to the couple ‘as a married couple’
With one last blow, Charlie came to the conclusion, ‘Catch the dove, didn’t it?’, Which led to an angry Naga leaning forward and exclaiming, ‘Well, I just told you that. is stop the pigeon, what more do you want for me. to say? ‘ while pointing to the computer.
And following the tense moment on screen, viewers took to Twitter to share their own thoughts on the matter – sparking a debate between Stop and Catch the Dove.
They also took the opportunity to comment on the mistake, with many seeing the funny side and referring to the couple ‘as a married couple’.
One wrote: ‘Do they know that they are alive? Naga’s body language is ‘hilarious’, while another dubbed the situation ‘pigeon gate’ because they said they were acting like a long married couple.
While another explained that one day Naga will ‘completely unravel directly on my television’, acknowledging that she is ‘fun’ to watch.
Pigeon Gate: Fans also shared their own thoughts on the matter – sparking a debate between Stop and Catch the Pigeon