BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has publicly apologised after an unexpected slip of the tongue during a live broadcast. The incident occurred when Munchetty used strong language, leaving viewers both surprised and divided.
The moment unfolded during a segment where Munchetty was discussing a light-hearted topic. Despite the casual tone, her choice of words caught many off guard, prompting a wave of reactions on social media.
Munchetty later addressed the situation, expressing regret for any offence caused. "I sincerely apologise for my language earlier. It was unintended and I appreciate it may have upset some viewers," she stated.
The BBC has acknowledged the incident but confirmed that no formal disciplinary action will be taken. A spokesperson emphasised that live broadcasts can sometimes lead to unscripted moments, and the focus remains on delivering quality journalism.
This isn’t the first time Munchetty has found herself at the centre of controversy. Known for her candid style, she has previously sparked debates over her commentary on sensitive topics.
Viewers have since taken to social media to share their thoughts, with some defending Munchetty’s authenticity, while others called for stricter adherence to broadcasting standards.
