Kate Garraway left SPEECHLESS as she makes BBC gaffe on ITV show
GOOD MORNING BRITAIN host Kate Garraway was left red-faced on the show today after she made a horribly awkward gaffe.
GMB's Kate raves about TV show before realising it's not ITV's
The 50-year-old was rendered speechless after she accidentally caught herself waxing lyrical about a BBC show.
During a chat with her ITV colleagues about binge-watching TV shows, she gushed about BBC crime series Father Brown.
“I watch Father Brown…” she said before stopping and sheepishly adding: “It’s not ITV…”
Co-star Ben Shephard and Richard Gaisford both ended up laughing at her blunder as she looked embarrassed.
She went on to explain to them: “He solves mystery and he’s a vicar.”
The exchange comes as it was revealed that Britain has become a nation of binge-watchers when it comes to boxsets.
It’s not ITV…
According to a study from media watchdog Ofcom, around 10 million British people miss out on a good night’s sleep to watch another episode of a show.
Of those who took part in the research, 55 per cent of people watch more than one episode of a programme.
While 91 per cent of people still watch live broadcasts but the time spent watching has fallen by 41 per cent.
Along with talk of binge-watching, Good Morning Britain also spoke to Coronation Street star Claire King, who revealed why she was leaving the show.
The soap actress said that the character had changed from when she first started portraying the fiesty Erica Holroyd.
Good Morning Britain airs weekdays on ITV at 6am.