Loose Women host Ruth Langsford was forced to quickly think on her feet as an awkward blunder was made while she was presenting a Loose Women segment live on air today
Loose Women star Ruth Langsford had to apologise live on air after producers made a blunder on today’s episode .
Ruth then tried to continue reading from the autocue before bursting out laughing at the awkward blunder. The live audience couldn't help but laugh at the mistake as Ruth joked: "But anyway, these things happen; it's Monday morning. It's been the weekend.”Last night, Big Brother returned to ITV for the highly-anticipated reboot, but one change to the format left some viewers disappointed.
Posting on X, formerly Twitter, one viewer complained: "I cannot articulate how much of an awful decision it was to pre-record #BigBrotherUK and edit the launch #bbuk. But can we please hear a little commotion for AJ’s bodysuit?"
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