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23 December 2024

Hilarious On-Air Dog Incident Leaves Kate Lawler Red-Faced

Kate Lawler's dog Shirley steals the show with cheeky antics during live broadcast on This Morning.

ITV's popular daytime show, This Morning, experienced a comical live moment on Monday, December 23, when former Big Brother winner Kate Lawler found herself mildly embarrassed thanks to her excitable dog, Shirley.

Returning to the famous blue sofa after some time, Kate was painting the scene for viewers presenting from Southbourne, Dorset, alongside hosts Sian Welby and Craig Doyle. Everything seemed to be going smoothly as Kate shared details about the latest competition—until her canine co-star decided it was the perfect time to misbehave.

While engaged with the competition announcements, Shirley, Kate's spirited dog, began to 'hump' her. This unexpected canine behavior prompted Kate to exclaim, "Shirley, I said no humping on telly. Thanks for embarrassing me on TV." The lighthearted shout showcased Kate's genuine surprise and humor amid the awkward moment.

The situation quickly became even more comedic for Craig and Sian, who were back at the studio. They couldn't help but burst out laughing at the unexpected interruption, creating quite the scene as they struggled to regain their composure. Craig even took it upon himself to apologize to the next guests—a support group for lonely women—due to Shirley's cheeky antics.

Social media users buzzed with excitement and amusement over Kate's awkward moment, deeming it one of the best things they had witnessed. One viewer remarked, "Shirley humping is the best thing I've seen," expressing delight at the light-hearted chaos. Others didn’t hold back either, with responses like, "Kate and Shirley. Craig getting the giggles. Perfect," and sentiments echoing similar joyfulness over the funny incident.

Another viewer shared, "Omg!!! Shirley the dog... I’ve literally just cried laughing," reinforcing the charm and hilarity of the unplanned spectacle. A particularly humorous comment noted, "Humping Shirley, the little terrier with the #Christmas sweater on the beach!!! THANK GOD SHE NEVER HAD A BIKINI ON!!!!!! HAH HAH HAH HAHA." This reflects the audience's collective laughter and enjoyment, creating heartwarming discussions online.

Sian and Craig stepped in to host as regular presenters Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard will return for the Christmas Day episode of This Morning, which promises to be another memorable segment. They are joining forces with Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond for the festive occasion. During this holiday episode, they are expected to recreate the iconic love declaration scene from the classic film, Love Actually. Viewers fondly recall Andrew Lincoln's character Mark, who famously confesses his feelings to Juliet, played by Keira Knightley, and it seems many are excited to see the familiar moment re-enacted for Christmas.

Despite the minor chaos caused by Shirley, the segment showcased the unpredictability of live television and the endearing nature of pets. Kate's on-air experience serves as a reminder of the unexpected joys and laughter TV can bring, even when it involves a little embarrassment. This Morning continues to be beloved for such light-hearted and spontaneous moments, adding yet another unforgettable layer to its rich history.

This Morning airs every weekday at 10am on ITV, providing audiences with daily information, entertainment, and laughter.

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