BBC Breakfast fans all say the same thing about Naga Munchetty’s appearance

He explained that despite losing his social life and on-stage career due to his health woes, he is committed to poking fun at serious topics in his upcoming tour, The Book Of John.  'When I get through this, the next show will be in a similar vein.The cancer is on my mind 24/7, but, when I'm well enough to write, I'm jotting down a few things. “And there is humour in there, definitely,” he added to The Guardian.Rhod has received letters and emails from people “all over the world” talking about their own experiences of a stroke, parents with Alzheimer's, or infertility, since adopting a more open approach. The comedian added that he is also looking forward to the rescheduled tour dates for 2023, which have been pushed back until the summer.It comes after his wife Sian Harries revealed they had to rush to hospital, after the comedian's recent treatment for stage four cancer.Sian took to Twitter last week to share that the couple had paid a visit to an “absolutely rammed” A&E.She did not reveal the reason for their visit, but went on to respond to concerned fans who asked if she and Rhod were well with a series of love hearts.Sian penned: “A&E absolutely rammed with people with hacking coughs, we were only ones there wearing masks. “I just don't get it.”Welsh funnyman Rhod confirmed the news of his cancer diagnosis to his fans back in July, just days after pausing his UK tour.Previously, Rhod took to Facebook to reveal he's been suffering from gallstones and will have surgery to resolve the health issue this month.He announced seven of his shows that were scheduled to take place in January have now been postponed and will take place in the summer of 2023. “All my work has gone. My social life has gone.

MrMarcMarmeto added: “As both a Phoebe Bridgers and Paul Mescal fan I’m not sure how I will recuperate. I might have to rewatch ‘Normal People’ and listen to ‘Punisher’ for the 67th time.”Biscuitb***h19 tweeted: “Phoebe bridgers and Paul mescal did not break up they will stay together forever stop manifesting an alternate reality bc I can’t handle it.” (Sic)Express.co.uk has contacted representatives for Phoebe, Paul, and Angelina for comment.To many, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt were the ultimate Hollywood power couple, but they split in 2016 after 12 years together.Last year, the actress claimed that the separation was for the sake of her six children's welfare as she spoke out on the highly-publicised breakup."I separated for the wellbeing of my family.

overnight. Ever since she was young, Saujani had an interest in civil and gender rights. And today, she's the founder of two organizations: and .

Police officers investigating a number of break-ins and car thefts over the Christmas holidays believe they have been committed by the same crooks.

Ukrainian Under-21 international Max Kucheriavyi feels St Johnstone is the best place for his development after committing his future to the club.

FORMER Love Island star Paige Thorne left fans open-mouthed after dazzling in a see-through dress ahead of the new series of the ITV2 show. Dressed in a champagne-coloured floor length dress, the 25-year old paramedic, who starred in last year's series, teamed her outfit with a pair of sparkly heels. With her hair tied up in a high pony tail, Paige oozed Hollywood glamour.

A BELOVED BBC Breakfast host returned to the show today after weeks off screen. Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt were once again on the red sofa talking about the latest news, weather and sport.

BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood swiped at Jon Kay mid weather report today - leaving Sally Nugent in stitches. Carol, 60, was once again on hand to update BBC Breakfast viewers on the freezing temperatures around the UK.

BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood couldn't resist gushing over a 'beautiful' World Cup 'star' with the 'right equipment'. Carol joined Jon Kay and Sally Nugent on today's BBC Breakfast as talk turned to England's defeat against France in the World Cup quarter final on Saturday night.

Naga Munchetty, 47, and Charlie Stayt, 60, were reprimanded by the London Fire Brigade over the weekend for risking starting a fire in the BBC Breakfast studio.The BBC presenters were called out by the fire and rescue service on Twitter. Naga and Charlie were advised to take much more care in the future by the London branch of the emergency services. In a sternly-worded tweet, London Fire Brigade included a screenshot of the pair sitting on the red sofa in the BBC studios, where a laptop was placed next to Naga on top of a pile of papers.Another image showed a fire-ravaged sofa and laptop, to demonstrate what can happen when laptops overheat.The caption read: "Not the first time we're reminding @BBCBreakfast presenters not to have the laptops on the sofa and even worse on top of paper. “Using them on a fabric surface or paper can result in a lack of airflow and can cause them to overheat,” the London Fire Brigade warned. This story comes after Naga admitted earlier this year that she once had to be rescued by the fire brigade.Back in January, Naga revealed on BBC Radio 5 Live that she had once been saved by the fire brigade after she got trapped in a school. The presenter was discussing stories of people “getting stuck” in the wake of the news that cabinet minister Michael Gove had missed an television interview that morning after getting stuck in a BBC lift.Cheerfully recalling her own experience of “getting stuck”, Naga detailed her “exciting” experience of being rescued by the fire brigade.“I once was rescued by the fire brigade, “ she began. “It was a rather fantastic experience.“I was very young; I was about 19.

BBC BREAKFAST'S Carol Kirkwood was left red-faced as her co-star Naga Munchetty couldn't resist taking a swipe at her age. Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt presented BBC Breakfast on Thursday while Carol Kirkwood delivered the latest weather reports.

NAGA Munchetty dazzled BBC Breakfast viewers in a 'lush' cut-out top today. The 47-year-old was back on the BBC Breakfast sofa alongside Charlie Stayt to cover the latest news and views around the country.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty hit back at a troll who told her that they're 'not a fan'. The journalist, who usually hosts the show alongside Charlie Stayt from Thursday each week, also presents the Radio 5 programme from 10am to 1pm every Monday to Wednesday.

BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent has disappeared from today's show. The journalist, 51 - who presents the programme every Monday to Wednesday - was replaced by Nina Warhurst this morning. Nina, 42, and co-host Jon Kay, 53, began Wednesday's instalment of BBC Breakfast by discussing the headlines that have hit the news over the past 24 hours.

BBC Breakfast's Carol Kirkwood left fans worried after she revealed a painful looking injury on her arm. The weather reporter, 60, appeared on Tuesday's instalment as she gave her usual forecast for the week.

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.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt have been slammed for 'making a guest uncomfortable' in an 'awkward' interview. The presenters were joined by chef Max La Manna on today's show to talk about how to keep food costs down in the run up to Christmas and over the festive period itself.

BBC Breakfast fans have been floored by a 'disappointing' reveal about a beloved Christmas song. Fridays programme saw Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt discuss the 40th anniversary of hit Christmas film, The Snowman.

NAGA Munchetty left BBC Breakfast fan blushing with a VERY rude joke - and could barely keep a straight face. Today's show featured a report on beavers Winnie and Eeyore who have made a home on the River Glaven. The segment featured footage of the beavers at work building a dam as well as local wildlife experts talking about how the animals create wetlands, as well as their hopes for Winnie and Eeyore to breed and have a family.