BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty Hints at Feud with Charlie Stayt After Awkward Interview

Tensions Emerge

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has hinted at tensions with co-host Charlie Stayt following an awkward interview that went viral. The incident occurred during a discussion about the weather turning cold and cloudy today, when Naga contradicted Stayt's plans to stay home and watch rugby.

An Awkward Encounter

During the interview, Stayt expressed his intention to relax and watch the rugby at home, despite the nice weather outside. Naga, however, insisted that it was going to be sunny and asked the weather man for confirmation. Stayt eventually agreed with Naga, acknowledging that while it would turn chilly, there would also be a few sunny spells. Naga jokingly commented on Stayt's mediation skills, suggesting that it was all part of the job.

Painfully Awkward Interview

This incident comes just a day after a "painfully awkward" interview on BBC Breakfast. Naga and Stayt were joined on the sofa by musician Mike Skinner, who was there to talk about his latest project. However, the interview got off to an awkward start when Skinner made comments about the studio not being a true representation of Salford, Manchester. The interview continued to be uncomfortable, with viewers expressing their disappointment on social media.

Viewer Reactions

Viewers took to social media to express their dissatisfaction with the interview. Many felt that the opportunity to promote Skinner's music was wasted, while others described the interview as "painful" and "awkward." Despite the negative feedback, BBC Breakfast continues to air daily from 6am on BBC One.