Good Morning Britain fans distracted by Kate Garraway 'detail' minutes into programme
Good Morning Britain fans were left distracted by a Kate Garraway "detail" just minutes into Thursday's (July 17) programme.
During the latest broadcast of the popular ITV morning show, Kate and her co-host Richard Madeley brought the nation up to speed with the most recent developments from the UK and beyond.
The pair discussed next week's five-day strike by resident doctors, and had a chat with actor Martin Shaw, who once passed up the opportunity to portray James Bond.
In addition to this, Kate and Richard offered guidance on child safety following warnings about the risks associated with giving slushie drinks to children under seven.
Weather updates were regularly provided by Laura Tobin in the studio, while Marverine Cole delivered the rest of the day's news bulletins, reports the Mirror.
Yet, it was the apparent lack of coordination between Kate and Richard that caught the attention of viewers, as they seemed to frequently talk over one another.
One viewer took to X (formerly Twitter) to comment: "Richard and Kate talking over each other- awkward lol."
Another expressed their frustration: "Why are Richard and Kate over talking each other. F****** annoying!" and a third lamented: "Richard is not letting Kate finish her sentences. So painful to watch."
A fourth chimed in with a similar observation: "I get the feeling Kate and Richard don't like each other. It's always a match on who will talk first."
And yet another viewer noted: "All I am hearing is one female presenter talking over the top of everyone else."
Meanwhile, another exasperated fan issued a demand, saying, "@GMB, can you please get Richard and Kate to stop talking over each other? It's horrible to watch."
This isn't the first time that Kate has distracted GMB viewers, as she was recently spotted wearing the same outfit used in another ITV fashion segment.
Elsewhere on today's show, Kate and Richard spoke to former Celebrity MasterChef star Aasmah Mir, following the news of both Gregg Wallace and John Torode's sacking from the show.
The hosts were also joined by entertainment reporter Richard Arnold, who shared exciting news about the final season of Stranger Things and HBO's new Harry Potter series.
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