Naga Munchetty rolls her eyes at BBC co-host Charlie Stayt for being exposed to live blunders

He’s known for his outspoken personality and often messy goofy demeanor.

And Naga Munchetty looked like she smoked it while discussing an article about pigeons by BBC Breakfast co-host Charlie Stayt on Saturday morning.

And the morning audience was like, “Do they know I’m alive?” When he was asked, he did not go unnoticed at that moment. via Twitter.

The couple told the story of a missing carrier pigeon named Bob from Guernsey, which is 4,000 miles away in Alabama.

However, as the duo discussed the birds during the music video, they reinforced their memories of an old song they were trying to remember the name of.

While Charlie was convinced it was “Catch the Pigeon”, Naga claimed it was “Stop the Pigeon”.

The latter took the keyboard from the BBC breakfast counter and decided to call the number online to prove the co-host wrong.

Memory Lock: While the two were discussing birds during the music video, trying to remember the name of an old song, they could not come to an agreement and consolidated their memories.

Dispute: Charlie is convinced it’s “Catch the Pigeon” while Naga claims it’s “Stop the Pigeon” – when the latter decides to call him.

As he called, Charlie explained, “I’m humming in my head, and I think he’s catching the pigeon, he’s catching the pigeon,” and the Naga pointed to him, saying, “Stop the dove.”

He found his results online and exclaimed; ‘Stop the pigeon! Well, there were two, one says enough and one says catch – no, the song is ‘stop the dove, stop the dove, hit hit the catch, stop the pigeon now’

Surprised, Charlie revealed that he really thought he was right as Naga rolled her eyes at the camera.

Snappy: While searching, Charlie explained: “I’m humming in my head and I think he’s catching the pigeon, he’s catching the pigeon”, while Naga pointed to him saying, “Stop the pigeon.”

Animation: At the same time trying to express his point of view, Charlie asked Naga to “stop for a moment” as he tried to address the camera, while the indifferent guest sighed and rolled his eyes at the sky next to the set.

But it wasn’t there, because the co-host froze on the ground and added, “I still think it’s the pigeon,” as the two chatted.

At the same time trying to express his point of view, Charlie asked Naga to “stop for a moment” as he tried to turn to the camera, while the indifferent host sighed and rolled his eyes at the sky next to the set.

“I’m going to stop right?” Naga sighed and looked through the camera at the production crew before laughing excitedly.

From then on, viewers took to Twitter to comment on the blunder, with many seeing the funny side and referring to the couple as “like a married couple.”

Charlie took one last shot and decided, “Take the pigeon, huh?” Leading an enraged naga leaning forward, he said, “Well, I told you to stop the pigeon, what more do you want me to say? ” as it shows the computer.

After the tense moment on screen, viewers took to Twitter to share their thoughts on the matter, sparking a discussion between Stop and Catch the Dove.

They also took the opportunity to comment on the blunder, with many seeing the funny side and describing the couple as “like a married couple.”

Someone wrote: ‘Do they know that I am alive? The Naga’s body language is hilarious, as “another situation” called them “door pigeons”, they said they “acted like a married couple for a long time”.

Another admitted that it was “fun” to watch, while another explained that Naga would one day “make her full show on my TV live”.

Duivenpoort: Fans also shared their thoughts on the matter, sparking a discussion between Stop and Catch the Pigeon