‘This is so unprofessional, I’m so sorry’: Good Morning Britain’s Laura Tobin can’t stop laughing during live weather report
Good Morning Britain star Laura Tobin couldn’t control her giggles during Thursday’s live show.
Laura was presenting a weather report but struggled to make her way through it after laughing at a joke made off air during an ad break.
She did her best to make it to the end of the weather update but was teased by co-stars Susanna Reid and Ben Shepherd.
Oops! Good Morning Britain star Laura Tobin couldn’t control her giggles during Thursday’s live show while presenting a weather report
Laura managed to explain in between her giggles that someone off camera had told a funny joke during the break.
Trying to regain control, Laura admitted to viewers:‘I’m so sorry. This is so unprofessional. I’m sorry.’
Susanna could be heard chuckling in the background, and after the weather segment, she said: ‘Don’t worry, Laura. No one noticed’ before Ben joked: ‘We’ll get to the bottom of this.’
Ben Shephard returned to Good Morning Britain on Thursday after spending two months away to film Tipping Point.
Giggles: Laura was presenting a weather report but struggled to make her way through it after laughing at a joke made off air during an ad break
‘Unprofessional’: She did her best to make it through the weather update but was teased by co-stars Susanna Reid and Ben Shepherd
The TV presenter, 45, told his co-host Susanna that it was ‘nice to be back’ as he explained he had been busy working with 660 contestants on the show.
After she informed viewers it was ‘a wrap on Tipping Point’, Ben began: ‘Yeah series 11, we completed it yesterday.
‘I posted a picture of the lovely four contestants we had for the last episode, 165 we have recorded so some 660 [contestants were] there.’
Referring to the snap he shared via Instagram on Wednesday, Ben went on: ‘There they are, and right in the background you see Eddie our floorman doing a star jump.’
Exciting: Ben Shephard returned to Good Morning Britain on Thursday as filming ended on Tipping Point
Susanna joked he must have been ‘happy’ to have finished recording that many episodes, and getting ‘the last one in the bag.’
Paying tribute to the show’s team, Ben added: ‘As you can see it’s been a huge undertaking by the team, as we know here, trying to get a show on the air each day when you’re under COVID protocols.
‘To get contestants from all around the country, making sure they feel confident and safe and stuff, but we have finished the series, I have no idea when it’s going on air.’
Kate Garraway asked if it was a good season, and Ben admitted: ‘There are some belters in there, there’s a double jackpot in there and a double drop, I still don’t know what that means.’
Busy schedule: The TV presenter, 45, told his fellow co-host Susanna Reid that it was ‘nice to be back’ as he had been busy on set up of the game show until that point
Tipping Point sees contestants from all parts of the country join in to try and answer a general knowledge questions in the hope of winning a cash prize.
After his final recording session, Ben shared a snap of the contestants and wrote in the caption: ‘So today we completed series 11 of @itvtippingpoint and these are the brilliant constants we had for episode 165!!! (Plus our floor manager Eddie doing a star jump in the background).
‘It has been an immense undertaking for the entire team to put this series together, not to mention the 660 plus contestants who have taken part.’
Impressive: Susanna joked Ben must have been ‘happy’ to have finished recording 165 episodes, and getting ‘the last one in the bag’