Naga Munchetty looks chic leaving BBC Breakfast studios in figure-hugging blue dress as she shrugs off 'creepy and inappropriate' comments from David Jason on show

Daily Mail​

3 days ago

Naga Munchetty looked effortlessly chic as she stepped out of the BBC studios in a figure-hugging dress on Friday - the day after 'creepy' comments from Sir David Jason on the show.
The Breakfast host wore a striking royal blue ensemble with delicate button fastenings, paired with purple-lens sunglasses.
On Thursday, Naga and co-host Charlie Stayt spoke to Only Fools And Horses legend sir David Jason.
But the 'outrageous' interview set tongues wagging for all the wrong reasons - as fans accused the acting great of being 'creepy' and making a 'sickening' remark to Naga.
Sir David, 85, appeared in the studio to look back on his illustrious decades-long career.
But things soured when viewers suspected he was 'flirting' with Naga after making comments fans said were 'uncomfortable.'
The Breakfast host wore a striking royal blue ensemble with delicate button fastenings, paired with purple-lens sunglasses
While in the middle of a story, the Open All Hours star trailed off. Host Charlie jumped in, saying: 'Come back to the anecdote, what was it you were going to say? A little story?'
But Sir David appeared to remain fixated on Naga, telling Charlie: 'Yes I was but…you…it's Naga. I can't resist. [I can't] take my eyes off her.'
Ever the professional, Naga looked unfazed and laughed the comment off, while Charlie hurriedly changed the subject.
'Em people are in, obviously, for an absolute treat,' Charlie continued, discussing an upcoming project of Sir David's.
'That's really true,' David responded. 'So, I'm not going to give anything away because I've been told not to.'
Naga chimed in: 'Do you always do what you're told?' to which David, batting his eyelashes at her, said: 'Naga, please! Yes, I will - for certain people. Not you, Charlie.'
As David's segment drew to a close, he put on a seemingly flirty voice when he said: 'Thank you Naga, I'll see you later.'
While some saw the exchange as a harmless joke, others were left feeling uncomfortable, and took to social media to swap notes.
While some saw the exchange as a harmless joke, others were left feeling uncomfortable, and took to social media to swap notes
One wrote: 'Did I just see Jason being misogynistic regarding Naga and she just laughed it off? He kept on digging until the end. I felt a disgusted physical reaction.'
Another added: 'David Jason verging on inappropriate and forgetting himself occasionally on BBC Breakfast . Some wonderful anecdotes though but quite sad to see.'
'It was nothing short of creepy,' said a third, while a fourth chimed in: 'He's a bit sleazy with Naga.'
Some watchers said they had to turn to another channel, unable to stand David's conduct.
'I enjoy David Jason's work but I had to switch off the interview as it was so embarrassing,' commented one. 'Well done to Naga for being dignified while I was watching.'
'His whole behaviour was red flag central,' said one commenter, while another agreed: 'David Jason creepy AF towards Naga.'
'He was extremely misogynistic towards and up to the end of this interview,' one person wrote. 'Sickening. Naga should have called him out.'