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BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty mortified as she bursts out laughing at cancer quip

Naga Munchetty was left embarrassed by her own actions as she laughed loudly at a brain cancer joke live on the BBC Breakfast on Saturday - 23 July.The 47-year-old was joined on the red sofa by cancer survivor Laura Nuttall, mum Nicola and sister Gracie.Laura was incredibly proud that she'd managed to prove her doctor wrong who'd told her that she wouldn't survive, let alone achieve a 2:1 degree while going through chemotherapy.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast fans fume as Naga Munchetty 'repeatedly interrupts' devoted firemanThe close family were explaining the highs and lows - including some "bad memories" where they'd noticed Laure had been unconscious after suffering a fit.Speaking about the trauma, to how far her sister had come, Gracie said: "It was horrible, it was literally the worst moment ever but to watch her go up on those stairs and get to graduate makes everything worth it."Looking at the siblings who appeared to be close to tears during the emotional interview, Naga asked: "Are you two much closer now?"With a giggle and no hesitation, Gracie firmly replied: "Yeah."The host continued: "Where you properly like buffing heads before?""We were really competitive and it just sort of all changed," added Gracie as sister Laura chimed in: "The dynamic changed."While mum Nicola commented: "Gracie always wanted what Laura had until she got brain cancer and then she thought, 'no you're alright'".Naga couldn't contain her outburst as she let out a "roaring" laugh at mum Nicola's quip.Embarrassed that she'd seemingly been unable contain her fit of giggles at what had so far proved to be a sensitive moment, the TV star apologised to the family.For more of the latest showbiz and TV news from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up
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BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty mortified as she bursts out laughing at cancer quip
Naga Munchetty was left embarrassed by her own actions as she laughed loudly at a brain cancer joke live on the BBC Breakfast on Saturday - 23 July.The 47-year-old was joined on the red sofa by cancer survivor Laura Nuttall, mum Nicola and sister Gracie.Laura was incredibly proud that she'd managed to prove her doctor wrong who'd told her that she wouldn't survive, let alone achieve a 2:1 degree while going through chemotherapy.READ MORE: BBC Breakfast fans fume as Naga Munchetty 'repeatedly interrupts' devoted firemanThe close family were explaining the highs and lows - including some "bad memories" where they'd noticed Laure had been unconscious after suffering a fit.Speaking about the trauma, to how far her sister had come, Gracie said: "It was horrible, it was literally the worst moment ever but to watch her go up on those stairs and get to graduate makes everything worth it."Looking at the siblings who appeared to be close to tears during the emotional interview, Naga asked: "Are you two much closer now?"With a giggle and no hesitation, Gracie firmly replied: "Yeah."The host continued: "Where you properly like buffing heads before?""We were really competitive and it just sort of all changed," added Gracie as sister Laura chimed in: "The dynamic changed."While mum Nicola commented: "Gracie always wanted what Laura had until she got brain cancer and then she thought, 'no you're alright'".Naga couldn't contain her outburst as she let out a "roaring" laugh at mum Nicola's quip.Embarrassed that she'd seemingly been unable contain her fit of giggles at what had so far proved to be a sensitive moment, the TV star apologised to the family.For more of the latest showbiz and TV news from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up
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Peter Kay to make major comeback to the stage six years after cancelling tour
Peter Kay is in talks to make his comeback to the stage, with insiders believing he'll instantly sell out two of the country's biggest arenas.Peter, 48, last performed a stand-up gig on stage 14 years ago, with his tour in 2018 cancelled with the star saying "personal reasons" were behind the decision.Now, sources have claimed that Peter is planning a huge new stage show that will delight over 23,000 fans in packed arenas up and down the nation.An insider said: "He has lined up huge venues across the country including in Manchester, London and Birmingham and is hoping to announce it in September."They went on to tell The Sun: "Peter has not performed a live stand-up set on a big stage in well over a decade now but he could not be more ready to get back out there."Since his last tour in 2011, the dad-of-one has only appeared at special events and has been rarely seen by his fiercely loyal fans over the past decade.The news comes just months after Peter appeared at a charity Question and Answer in Manchester for a brain cancer patient, Laura Nuttall.He also made a subtle appearance, DJ'ing at a Dance For Life event before leaving audiences at the recent Ivor Novello Awards stunned when he appeared on stage.Fellow comedian Jason Manford teased that Peter could be returning to the stage as he urged fans to "keep an eye out" for the funnyman.Speaking on Dublin radio station FM104's Strawberry Alarm Clock show, Jason said: "He's great, Pete. We've known each other a long time, it must be 25 years.
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