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GMB's Charlotte Hawkins red-faced as Susanna Reid forced to correct her awkward gaffe


Good Morning Britain newsreader Charlotte Hawkins starts each morning reading out the day’s headlines, from breaking news to the latest celeb gossip.

This morning was no different, but the 44-year-old seemed flustered by the constant early starts, as she made an unexpected blunder.

At 6.15am, just before Ben Shephard and Susanna Reid entered the studio, Charlotte mistakenly announced the time was 5.15am.

The time difference left Ben and Susanna flustered, as they rushed to correct their co-star.

Susanna remarked: “There I was in my dressing room thinking it’s fine I have another hour to prepare.”

Charlotte admitted she’d hoped no one would notice the slip-up

Correcting Charlotte, she added: “That’s why we have a clock on our screen.”

Red-faced, Charlotte was quick to apologise, saying: “I’m sorry, I’m really sorry everybody.

“I might have inadvertently said 5.15am instead of 6.15am, you know you think ‘oh no one will notice’.”

Ben and Susanna were forced to correct Charlotte’s time blunder on the show

Susanna joked they were “inundated” with “people saying ‘I thought I had an extra hour in bed.'”

Following news of Kevin Kilbane’s engagement to his Dancing on Ice co-star Brianne Delcourt, the presenters discussed dramatic proposals on this morning’s show.

Ben opened up about his own “awful” proposal experience, back when he popped the question to wife Annie Perks.

Ben and Annie tied the knot back in 2004, following Ben’s Paris proposal

During a trip to Paris, the 45-year-old planned a romantic evening out – but ended up spending the whole day in bed.

He said: “I woke up at three o’clock in the morning, and I bolted up and said ‘did we go out to dinner’.

“I had to do it the next day, and it was pressurised it was awful and it’s been downhill ever since.”

Good Morning Britain airs on weekdays at 6am on ITV.





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