Lorraine Kelly is ‘baffled’ by Charlotte Crosby calling her a ‘b***h’ in vicious Facebook Live rant
The TV presenter was the centre of a seething rant from the Geordie Shore star regarding an interview last year
LORRAINE Kelly has responded to a foul-mouthed rant by Geordie Shore star Charlotte Crosby that branded the TV presenter a b***h.
Charlotte lashed out at the Scottish TV presenter during a Facebook live event with fashion brand In The Style - which houses some of her own branded clothing.
She told fans watching: "Lorraine Kelly is a b***h.
"I went on her morning show and she was so horrible to us. She didn't even just be horrible in one answer, she continued and continued. She had it in for us, she hated my guts!"
Now the day time TV talk show has hit back following the revelation that the star was offended by her line of questioning.
Posting a link to the article on Twitter, she said: "Baffled by this. I did ask last year whether she was embarrassed about weeing herself in public. She said no. Rather odd to bring it up now."
Charlotte ended her rant about the chat show host as she added: "Hate is a strong word so I strongly dislike her.
“I would never go on her show again. It was c**p.”
The incident referred to an appearance Charlotte made to promote her autobiography last year, Me Me Me.
Lorraine quizzed her about her famously weak bladder - and the times she wet the bed on both Geordie Shore and Celebrity Big Brother.
The 56-year-old host asked the star if was embarrassed about the incidents, to which Charlotte replied: "I’m not no… because it’s so normal now.”
Lorraine then snapped back: “No it’s not. It really isn’t. It’s not normal.”
Trying to justify it, Charlotte said: “I agree that some people don’t like it, but a lot of people laugh at it and I don’t do it on purpose, it’s purely because it’s an accident.
“I’m not the type of person who sits and worries about things, I live life to the fullest and I don’t stop for a second and think about people who I don’t know [and] what their opinions are.
"As long as my friends and family still love me and accept me for who I am, that’s all that I care about.”
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