BBC Breakfast stars Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt often have friendly banter while hosting the popular breakfast show, and Friday morning was no different after Naga teased Charlie following a news segment about a fly infestation.
After a report revealed that a town in Wales had been struggling with a huge fly infestation, with pubs no longer serving food after being overrun with the insects, Charlie said: "It's not nice, is it? I have raisins in my porridge. Rather put me off the whole thing."
Naga teased: "I did mention that to you the last time we saw that. Brought me some joy!"
They then spoke to the show's meteorologist Simon King, who said: "Not the nicest things for breakfast, is it?" To which Charlie replied: "I feel for the people. Nasty!"
Naga then pointed out the beautiful images of the northern lights which were seen across the UK on Thursday night, adding: "Really annoying, but they need to be looking at this, we're going to be getting brilliant pictures all morning."
© BBCNaga and Charlie are good pals off-screen, with Naga referencing it back in 2020 after replying to a tweet from Richard Osman that read: "Like all great TV couples, I think Charlie and Naga have a special form of telepathy. The sort of telepathy where you whisper answers to each other."
Naga replied, writing: "YES," alongside three laughing face emojis.
Speaking about the pair's banter when appearing on The Weakest Link, Romesh Ranganathan told The Express: "Daytime TV is cuddly and warm and, you know, relaxed and chilled. That's not how the daytime TV episode went down. I mean, it got competitive… I would say Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt have got beef.
"If anything, if you love and respect someone you do not want to lose to them. We definitely saw a lot of that in the episode. I think it doesn't matter when you come into the arena of The Weakest Link, it doesn't matter how solid you were going into it.
"I would say to people I am going into the [daytime TV] episode thinking it was going to be warm and cud
