Lorraine Kelly was left in hysterics on Wednesday morning as she was forced to deal with a gatecrasher during Andi Peters’ live competition segment on the ITV show.
Wednesday’s episode of Lorraine erupted into hilarity after a woman interrupted the live show. Scottish host Lorraine handed over to Andi Peters in Glasgow, who was detailing ITV’s latest competition to viewers when his segment was hijacked by honking cars and an eager fan.
As Andi confirmed his identity live on air, quipping: “Yes, it is me, Andi Peters. I would take a picture, but we are live on the telly, madam. Do carry on!”
Although the lady pursued a selfie, undeterred by the cameras rolling. Responding to her unusual request, Andi managed: “You can have a selfie but later, I’m running out of time! Sorry I’ve got to-”
However, he quickly changed his mind and took a moment to take a snap with her. Watching this unfold back in the studio, Lorraine Kelly laughed at the antics she prepped for her chat with Strictly’s Pete Wicks, reports the Daily Record.
The woman stopped the broadcast to grab a photo with Andi live on air (Image: ITV)
Andi, learning the fan’s name was Fiona, questioned if she enjoyed watching Lorraine, leading to a cringe-worthy revelation. She admitted: “Well, no, because I work! I can’t watch Lorraine.”
A quick-thinking Andi jested: “No, don’t say that because Lorraine is right there!”
Upon realizing her gaffe, Fiona hastily offered jubilant waves to the camera and a cheerful greeting to Lorraine, swiftly backtracking: “I love Lorraine!”
Following their humorous exchange, Andi gently pushed her out of the shot before speaking to the Scottish presenter about the hilarious moment.
Fiona confessed she doesn’t watch Lorraine as it’s on while she’s at work (Image: ITV)
Addressing Lorraine, Andi commented: “Sorry about that Lorraine, she said she works, it’s not a very valid excuse, I mean really! Whatever, Fiona, I want that picture back.”
After informing viewers about an ITV competition, the broadcast returned to Lorraine Kelly in the studio, chuckling over the playful disruption and wishing viewers: “Good luck to you, I love Glasgow!”
Subsequently, still in good spirits from the amusing incident, Lorraine talked with Pete Wicks about his new television endeavour, Pete Wicks: For Dogs’ Sake.
In this touching new series, the Strictly personality delves into canine welfare at Basildon’s Dogs Trust rehoming centre.
Speaking about why he wanted to take part in the show, Pete told The Sun: “I’ve wanted to do a show like this for about ten years now. It’s taken a while to get it off the ground, but I am so happy it’s filmed, edited and ready to put out to the world.
“It’s hard for me to even call it a job because it hasn’t been a job at all, it’s just something that I really love and I’m passionate about. If I had to do this every day and nothing else, then I’d be over the moon!”
