BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty reveals she screamed in agony while getting the coil fitted

ASHLEY ROBERTS has opened up about turning 40 – saying she now “gives less f***s” and feels more connected to her body than ever. The Pussycat Dolls singer — who shot to Noughties fame with the American girl group dubbed the hottest in the world — hit the milestone in September. But she has vowed not to give up her sexy side as she gets older.

Katy Perry sent temperatures soaring as she appeared on Instagram in a sexy all-black getup on Friday.The singer, 37, slipped into a curve-clinging black leather halter dress with an edgy wrap skirt and silver hardware.The Teenage Dream hitmaker topped off the ensemble with a pair of black leatherknee-high boots with pointed toes. Hot!Katy Perry sent temperatures soaring as she appeared on Instagram in a sexy all-black getup on FridayPerry's raven tresses were worn down and styled in waves that she swept to one side for her Instagram snaps.

Naga Munchetty, 46, has fired back at a Twitter troll this evening after they questioned her support for the England team following their triumphant clash against Germany in the Euros. It comes after the star took to the social media platform to applaud England’s 2-0 win, which takes them to the Euro 2020 quarter-finals.She wrote in view of her 258,000 followers: “Well well well...

Naga Munchetty, 46, sent her a touching message of support.In the clip uploaded by Deborah, she is seen wearing a yellow ball gown dress as she dances with Hugo to Tale As Old As Time from Disney movie Beauty And The Beast.The first section of the video was filmed back when the star was first diagnosed with stage 3 bowel cancer before the clip fast-forwards four years later where she can be seen still dancing with her doting son.Deborah typed: “I thought I’d lost hope recently. I was first on chemo in 2017. '“We danced through each cycle - attached to the pump.

Naga Munchetty, 46, has revealed she does not have “many celeb friends” as the BBC Breakfast host explained how most of her close pals are those who work off-screen.The broadcaster did divulge, however, that she would consider going on a trip abroad with her colleague Dan Walker if the occasion ever arose.Naga made the admissions while speaking to Alan Carr on his Life’s A Beach podcast.Speaking on if she had ever been on a holiday with celebrity pals, Naga said: “I did do one trip to Bermuda, with Nick Knowles, Dennis Waterman, Michael Winsor, who is the hand of Basil Brush, and that was a really interesting trip, seeing how people got on with each other. “There was Steve Coppell, ex-Crystal Palace, ah it was a very funny trip but I don’t

BBC Breakfast and BBC Radio 5 Live anchor Naga Munchetty has taken to Twitter to slam the claim she's put some women off getting the above form of contraception.

Naga Munchetty, 46, has taken to Twitter to issue a heartfelt “congratulations” to one of her colleagues on her new role.

BBC Breakfast to give his take on the travel situation in the UK from a Labour perspective.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has opened up on her running progress as she shares news of her injury.

Britney Spears revealed she is required to have one as part of her conservatorship, which she has spoken out against for the first time on Wednesday. It comes after BBC presenter Naga Munchetty and journalist Caitlin Moran spoke out about their own experiences when having contraceptive devices fitted, and called for women to be offered pain relief during similar gynaecological procedures.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty and Carol Kirkwood seemed to have a series of uncomfortable exchanges during Thursday morning's programme, as the pair continued to go back and forth with the jabs.After meteorologist Carol gave her final weather report, Naga couldn't help but make a rather awkward comment at the end of her segment.Discussing the weather conditions on Monday and how it may pan out during Wimbledon, Carol mentioned that hopefully she won't need her umbrella if the weather is good.Co-host Charlie Stayt said: "Wise, wise Carol. Always wise."Naga replied: "I wouldn't go that far."Carol brushed off Naga's comment with a giggle but Naga continued with the backhanded compliments.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has told how she was left worried after a weather forecaster she worked with told how she was holidaying where there was extremely windy conditions.Naga revealed on Alan Carr's podcast Life’s A Beach she was heading off on a sailing trip and needed to know what the weather would be like.The presenter explained that she asked her colleague weather presenter Matt Taylor what he thought the conditions would be like.The presenter said: “I saw Matt Taylor and he was doing his weather forecast two days before I was about to go - 85 miles-per-hour winds in the Isle of Wight.”A stunned Alan then quizzed Naga on what happened next.She said: “I’m presenting with Charlie [Stayt] and he’s looking at me just

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has been a regular on the red sofa since 2010.

supports HTML5 videoNaga Munchetty has recalled the agony of having her coil inserted – saying her screams were heard in the waiting room, with her worried husband wanting to intervene.The BBC Breakfast presenter said she fainted twice during the short procedure, which involves having a small T-shaped plastic and copper device (the IUD) inserted into your womb by a doctor or nurse.The device releases either hormones or copper to stop pregnancy and lasts between 5 and 10 years.

BBC Breakfast presenter has claimed that her screams of pain could be heard from the doctor's waiting room as she had a birth control device implemented, reports the Liverpool Echo.Naga Munchetty has opened up about her "traumatic" experience of having a coil fitted and has said that we all need to pay closer attention to "how we look at all women's health and pain".46-year-old Naga said that she fainted twice after experiencing "excruciating" pain while having the contraceptive device fitted and that she was not offered any anaesthetic to ease the situation. Speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live, Naga stated that she does have a high pain threshold, but that the procedure was "one of the most traumatic physical experiences I have had".

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty was "screaming in pain" when she went through the procedure of having a coil fitted.

Naga Munchetty, 46, has revealed she is not a “sun lounger” type of person, as she admitted her honeymoon in 2007 to the tropical paradise of Mauritius was one of the “most boring holidays” she has ever been on.The BBC Breakfast star met husband James Haggar several years before they tied the knot 14 years ago.Naga has now said she hated having to stay on the beach after a bad accident on her second day away."I'm not a sunlounger person.

BBC Breakfast’sNaga Munchetty may be cosily loved up with husband James Haggar, but it appears their honeymoon didn’t go quite to plan.Naga has since branded the trip to Mauritius back in 2007 "one of the most boring holidays" she’s ever taken.Admitting she isn’t a typical "sunlounger" kind of gal, Naga was left out of her comfort zone after an accident confined her to the beach on her second day away.Speaking on Alan Carr’s Life’s a Beach podcast, Naga said: "I’m not a sunlounger person. I don’t do that.

Naga Munchetty, 46, has bravely spoken out about the trauma she went through when she got a contraceptive coil, or IUD, fitted by her GP a few years ago.The BBC Breakfast host decided to share her story for the first time after journalist Caitlin Moran questioned, “why are women not offered pain relief for removal and insertion of IUDs?” in her latest column for The Times.Naga opened up on her “excruciating” experience during her BBC Radio 5 Live show today, which left her husband James Haggar desperately trying to find out what room she was in “to make it stop” after hearing her screaming in pain.According to the NHS’ website, an IUD is a small T-shaped plastic and copper device that's put into your womb (uterus) by a doctor or nurse.The

Eamonn Holmes unleashed his fury during Friday's edition of Celebrity Gogglebox alongside his wife Ruth Langsford.The This Morning presenter admitted he was unimpressed with Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty's BBC Breakfast introduction.The 61-year-old admitted he "couldn't bear" the Breakfast presenter's way of opening the morning news programme.After watching Snakes On A Plane and Clarkson's Farm, the couple watched an edition of BBC Breakfast.During the episode, host Charlie Stayt welcomed viewers to the show by introducing himself and co-star Naga Munchetty.Eamonn told Ruth he was not keen on presenters introducing their colleagues on-screen.Breakfast host Charlie said: “Good morning and welcome to Breakfast with Naga Munchetty and

BBC Breakfast presenters Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt certainly had a laugh this morning as they shared a clip of Wally the walrus spotted in Cornwall once again.While they were talking about Wally appearing to make friends with people out on the water, things took a quick turn as Naga became adamant that she saw a second walrus.After the clip had ended, Naga and Charlie were back on screen, but the host was adamant that there was a second walrus in the clip.She said: "Wally is safe, he seems friendly. Did you see? I’m sure there was a little walrus at the end going past the camera.