BBC Breakfast 's presenters Naga Munchetty opened up about a time when she felt "awful" to her co-star Charlie Stayt. On Saturday's programme (August 27), Naga and Charlie spoke about students currently getting their GCSE results and looked back on their own exam journies.Naga admitted she found it an extremely "awful" and "nerve-wracking" time.READ MORE: Gladiators' Lightning talks 'hanging out' of G-string in racy BBC Breakfast chatDuring the segment, Charlie said: "We'll be catching up with those students later to see how they got on.
Very exciting day!"However, Naga disagreed with her co-star and revealed how she felt about the overwhelming day.She added: "You say it's exciting, I found it nerve-racking.
Awful.""I still get that flutter in your stomach, you know that awful feeling of anticipation and slight anxiety."Later on the programme, Naga was slammed by viewers for her "rude" interviewing techniques.The hosts chatted to politician Ian Blackford on the show - a Scottish politician who has been serving as Leader of the Scottish National Party in the House of Commons since 2017.Though fans felt that Naga was being "rude" and "talking over" him during the heated debate.Taking to Twitter, one fan wrote: "Oh #naga stop blaming everyone else except #westminster and stop being so rude to your guests #ianblackford #bbcbreakfast."Though another replied: "Ian Blackford was the one being rude.
Not answering the question put to him and going off on a tangent as normal. He’s a creepy arrogant man."While a third penend: "Naga really doesn’t like people talking back to her, maybe it’s time she left #bbcbreakfast.""Arguing with guests, certainly not good for viewers, nevertheless, Naga will probably end up trending on.
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