BBC Breakfast viewers noticed an awkward moment where Naga Munchetty shot an ‘unimpressed' stare at co-star Charlie Stayt.
The duo were on the red sofa to present BBC Breakfast's Good Friday edition.
Some viewers noticed a moment where Naga appeared seemingly “unimpressed” with her colleague.
They were discussing Jamaican Olympic sprinter – described as the third fastest woman in history.
The 38-year-old appeared in a video of the “parents' race” at her children's sports day – and dominated the competition.
Speaking afterwards, Charlie said: “The wonderful thing about that, apart from the fact that she's completely uncompromising in any way – everyone wins.
“All the other parents get to enjoy the moment where she was there and they tried to race against her.
“It reminds me slightly of when Mike Bushell endeavoured to take on a real race – a 60m indoor spint race.
“I remember it vividly – Mike, good luck to him, tried to… these were proper athletes in a proper race.
“About 20 metres in, they were so far ahead of him. You just don't see ordinary people against those superhumans very often.”
One viewer sarcastically quipped on X: “As ever Naga looking impressed with Charlie’s mansplaining of the trivial news item slot.”
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Addressing a different moment, another fan shared: “Naga being awkward as possible towards the Trading Standards lady.”
It comes amid reports that Nagaafter accusing him of “bullying and misconduct”.
The BBC Breakfast presenter, 50, is said to have an “uneasy relationship” with her boss Richard Frediani.
A source toldThe Times: “Fredi has no relationship with Charlie and Naga, which is weird when they are half of his frontline presenting roster.
“It appears he doesn't like them and they don't like him — for whatever reason, they don't talk to each other.”
The latest row has “blown up” staff groups, according to one insider.
The senior newsreader is reportedly “quite open” with her misgivings towards his treatment of her colleagues.
Deadlinepreviously revealed that two misconduct complaints had been made against the editor of.
It is alleged Frediani physically shook one woman during a newsroom exchange last year.
Sources also claimed he was a “bully” at ITN, where he held senior roles on the team that producesITVNews.
The BBC did not respond to Flying Eze's earlier request for comment.
