GMB forced to apologise as Noel Edmonds swears live on air and another guest crashes set
Good Morning Britain descended into chaos today - when Noel Edmonds swore live on air.
Today, former Deal or No Deal star Noel Edmonds joined presenters Susanna Reid and Ed Balls on the sofa to discuss his move to New Zealand as well as his plan to help save radio. However, the interview quickly went south when Noel swore live on air.
He was discussing his different endeavours and mentioned that he owned a pub called the B*gger Inn, which left Susanna Reid quickly apologising for his slip. However, he doubled down on what he said - insisting it wasn't a swear word and repeated it several times, before the ITV breakfast show's anchor quickly tried to change topic by welcoming another guest onto set.
Mr Blobby soon crashed the set
Noel was then joined by Mr Blobby on set, who caused quite the chaos as he grabbed and hugged Noel as he kept saying he knew they would bring Mr Blobby out. Noel even made a jibe at the expense of Ed Balls, who he said "looked thin" next to Mr Blobby.
Oblivious to complaints about his pub, Noel's River Haven website reads: "Fact: Kiwis love traditional Irish and English pubs. Apparently the only reason Kiwis travel to Europe is to see old architecture and visit a pub or work in it. Well, have we got exciting news for you guys. When our construction team were digging the foundations for the new Health Club they unearthed an original pub. Established in 1642 the pub, which had no name, was popular with local residents and early tourists.
"Indeed, we found a photograph of Abel Tasman leaning on the bar enjoying a pint of ale with some of the locals. Supported by archaeologists, historians, know-alls and general busy bodies our team have restored the old building and relocated it alongside the Clubhouse Restaurant. It was quite a tight fit and when Bert said 'we'll never get the bugger in' we decided that's its new name. So, Ngatimoti now has its own traditional pub – The Bugger Inn."
Noel previously accepted that some locals may had been in doubt over him at first. He said previously: "I totally sympathise with the suspicion. When people are ignorant they become more suspicious. We tried to just tread gently, I'm sure we upset some people, I'm sure there are people... who are still upset – nothing deliberate, we've tried to listen. I'm here ato give, to make a difference. My love has always been the environment, the countryside. I haven't just been buying property for the sake of it."
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