BUTT OF THE JOKE

BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty takes brutal swipe at Matt Tebbutt as Saturday Kitchen host says ‘that hurt’

BBC BREAKFAST'S Naga Munchetty today took a brutal swipe at Matt Tebbutt, which caused the celebrity chef exclaim, "That hurt!".

The weekend news anchor, 48, regular pokes fun at the Saturday Kitchen host, 49, and this morning was no different.

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Matt Tebbutt was the butt of Naga Munchetty's joke todayCredit: BBC
The BBC Breakfast host enjoys poking fun at the celebrity chefCredit: BBC
Matt laughed off her cheeky swipe but said it 'hurt'Credit: BBC

Naga, was today on her usual hosting duties for the BBC One morning programme.

The BBC Breakfast host is known for her cheeky quips, and today Matt was the butt of her joke.

During today's live link up with Saturday Kitchen, Matt sad he was "waiting" for Naga's usual "punchline", and he was "up for some sparring" with her - and of course she didn't disappoint.

Asking the celebrity chef if he had some "good cooks and chefs" on his show today, she then added with a cheeky grin: "So that means that you're not cooking!"

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Feigning mock horror, Matt replied: "Ah there it is! That is! Ow, that hurt!"

Meanwhile, earlier today viewers tuning into BBC Breakfast this morning were left confused after a familiar face was "missing" from the show.

Fans are used to seeing Charlie Stay, 60, hosting the show at the weekend alongside Naga.

Since making his debut back in 2006, Charlie is a regular on the red sofa, hosting the news programme from Thursday to Saturday.

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But fans hoping to kick off their weekend with the popular presenter got a shock when another face was seen hosting the show instead.

Filling in for Charlie is journalist Roger Johnson, who is best known for presenting regional BBC programme North West Tonight.

He joined the BBC Breakfast team in 2012, and often covers at the weekend when the main presenters are off.

Roger’s appearance during Saturday’s show isn’t his first this week - as he fronted the programme yesterday too.

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BBC Breakfast airs daily from 6am on BBC One.

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