Good Morning Britain was thrown into chaos this morning as guest David Potts swore live on air whilst chatting about Celebrity Big Brother and Louis Walsh

Good Morning Britain was thrown into chaos this morning as guest David Potts swore live on air whilst chatting about Celebrity Big Brother and Louis Walsh

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A Good Morning Britain guest was forced to apologise after swearing live on air.

David Potts, who won the most recent series of Celebrity Big Brother, was on the breakfast show today to talk about the show’s nomination at the National Television Awards.

As part of it, he was interviewed by entertainment reporter Richard Arnold, as they chatted about his time in the house and his friendships with the other contestants.

“I think you mean can’t be bothered,” Adil said, whilst David repeated Adil’s words and said that was what he meant.

David also gave a health update after undergoing surgery on his arm, and insisted he would be making his sling look glam for the NTAs.

Following their time on the show, Louis did an interview where he blasted the rest of his co-stars. During a chat after the show, he said: “I didn’t know any of the others before I went in.

They were supposed to be celebrities.” When interviewer Rylan laughed about his comment, Louis added: “I’m just telling you what I think. It’s just my opinion.”

During this time on the show, David meanwhile was a fan favourite with viewers at home. Speaking about his time in the show, he said: “I genuinely did not think did not think that I would be in a house with 12 people who I actually, genuinely, really liked.

So cheers! I have absolutely loved being a Big Brother housemate. It’s been a crazy ride, but don’t forget but Big Brother – slay. Slay everyday.”

David won the show, beating Strictly Come Dancing star Nikita Kuzmin to the crown. Sharon Osbourne was also on the show for some time as a ‘celebrity lodger’ and didn’t stay the full time.

Other contestants including Kate Middleton’s uncle Gary Goldsmith, Coronation Street star Colson Smith, Love Island winner Ekin-Su and, of course, Louis Walsh.

Good Morning Britain faced unexpected tension today as guest Sarah Johnson inadvertently dropped a swear word during a discussion about the latest trends in reality TV and the music industry.

Sarah, a rising star in the music scene, was invited to the morning show to talk about her upcoming album and her experience working with top producers in the industry.

However, things took an unexpected turn when she expressed her frustration with the lack of diversity in the music charts. In the heat of the moment, she let slip a swear word that caught the hosts off guard.

Quickly realizing her mistake, Sarah apologized profusely to the hosts and the audience, attributing her outburst to her passion for creating music that breaks barriers and pushes boundaries.

The hosts handled the situation with grace and humor, turning the awkward moment into a light-hearted discussion about the challenges of staying authentic in the entertainment industry.

Despite the slip-up, Sarah managed to steer the conversation back to her music and upcoming projects, captivating the audience with her infectious energy and candid personality.

As she shared insights into her creative process and the inspiration behind her lyrics, viewers couldn’t help but be drawn in by her raw talent and genuine passion for making meaningful music.

In the aftermath of the incident, Sarah took to social media to address the mishap and thank her fans for their continued support.

She acknowledged the importance of staying true to oneself in a world that often pressures artists to conform to certain norms, and vowed to keep pushing boundaries with her music.

As the dust settled on the unexpected moment, the hosts bid Sarah farewell with a renewed appreciation for her authenticity and unwavering dedication to her craft.

Despite the hiccup, the interview left a lasting impression on both the hosts and the audience, serving as a reminder of the power of honesty and vulnerability in the world of entertainment. —New content provided above.