BBC Breakfast fans have slammed Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt's 'awkward' questions to Spice Girl Geri Halliwell-Horner as she appeared on the show to discuss her new book
BBC Breakfast viewers admitted they were left cringing over a 'car crash' interview with guest Geri Horner on Thursday morning's episode of the show.
BBC Breakfast fans branded the interview as a 'car crash' on social media after they were left stunned by the awkward TV ordeal. Although BBC host Charlie wasn’t convinced at Geri's revelation as he quipped: "I bet it’s not a little shed, is it? When you say shed, I’m thinking like a warehouse or luxury room."
A third added: "Why is this interview with @GeriHalliwell on @BBCBreakfast so awkward? Geri is a delight, but both interviewers seem to have this slight antagonistic undertone. It's so weird!" Her new book Rosie Frost & The Falcon Queen follows orphan Rosie as she is sent to a mysterious island, which is home to extraordinary teenagers and also a sanctuary for endangered species.
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