This Morning star forced to change after getting text from boss on air
ITV viewers saw Andi Peters and Emma Willis detail the latest headlines during Wednesday's show.
Presenter Andi Peters found himself embarrassed during the opening moments of This Morning when he had to adjust his outfit live on air.
At the start of the ITV programme, which saw one celebrity return this week following their wedding, audiences witnessed Andi adjusting his shirt whilst standing next to Emma Willis.
She asked: "Have we caught you getting dressed?" He responded: "I've had a text from one of our bosses, Ryan. I mean, I use the word boss loosely!"
As the ITV personality unfastened one of his buttons, he asked his boss who was watching whether that looked any better before seeking guidance from his colleague.
He questioned: "What do you think, Em?" She responded: "Oh, day three and we're on Em! I love it."
Andi got a message from his boss during the opening minutes of the show
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Whilst she attempted to sort out his shirt, it appeared he wasn't particularly enthusiastic about having all the buttons undone, reports the Mirror.
When asked if he was comfortable, he answered: "I feel slightly exposed there, hang on let's see if I get another text."
As his mobile buzzed, Andi read out a message which stated 'you look amazing'. Following another check on his wellbeing, Emma was swift to continue with the programme.
This Morning star forced to change after getting text from boss on air
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Nevertheless, it appeared Andi hadn't finished with his clothing crisis as he moved over to discuss the day's news stories with two guests.
Whilst seated at the desk, he informed Emma: "This top has gone viral, people want to know should I have two buttons, one button, four buttons? You went open first didn't you?"
Emma stated she favours it completely unfastened to reveal the white T-shirt beneath, with one of the guests expressing agreement.
Emma was shocked by Andi's brutal remark
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Tom Swarbrick couldn't resist a playful jab, saying: "I just really like how Clodagh's brought the farm and you've brought the bowling alley! Between the two of you, it's lovely."
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Andi responded with laughter, retorting: "Says the man in a black t-shirt!".
Eventually, he decided to leave his shirt open, describing the experience as 'quite freeing' to his ITV colleagues. He added: "Also, it's boiling hot in here so I feel a little bit cooler."
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