Kate Garraway was caught whispering to her co-star on live TV during Friday’s Good Morning Britain.

The 58-year-old presenter left viewers confused during the mishap which was broadcast on the telly.

Kate and her colleague Adil Ray discussed the latest news and weather, joined in the studio by Charlotte Hawkins and weatherwoman Laura Tobin.

The duo spoke to Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn about their upcoming rematch, as well as talking to World War II veteran Alec Penstone, who is still selling poppies at the age of 100.

And later in the show, Kate and Adil chatted about the biggest news with commentators Salma Shah and Caroline Flint.

But as Salma and Caroline started to discuss the recent prison release mistakes, Kate began speaking into her mic, which was picked up on TV.

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Kate Garraway was caught whispering to her co-star on live TV during Friday’s Good Morning Britain

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But as Salma and Caroline started to discuss the recent prison release mistakes, Kate began speaking into her mic, which was picked up on TV

She whispered: ‘Okay, let’s have a look.’

Kate continued: ‘Okay, will somebody look at these?’

Taking to X, fans were clearly confused as they shared their thoughts on the bizarre moment.

One person penned: ‘What was that freaky whispering?’

A second shared: ‘Sounds like Kate whispering something, can’t make it out though.’

A third added: ‘Someone needs to tell Kate Garraway her mic is picking up all her whispered comments,’ as another agreed: ‘Can someone tell Kate to turn her mic on.’

One annoyed viewer wrote: ‘@gmb why can I hear Kate whispering over the conversation,’ with a sixth echoing: ‘Thought I was hearing things.’

The comments were still going, with a seventh sharing: ‘Kate! We can hear you. Omg she’s still doing it, Kate we can hear you talking whilst the others are! You’re not even whispering.’

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Elsewhere on today’s GMB, Kate and Adil spoke about the final of Celebrity Traitors, which saw Traitor Alan Carr take home the £87,500 jackpot

Despite this, there was no mention of technical issues on the show.

Elsewhere on today’s GMB, Kate and Adil spoke about the final of Celebrity Traitors, which saw Traitor Alan Carr take home the £87,500 jackpot.

Singer Cat Burns was the first finalist to be voted out, shortly before Traitor hunter Joe Marler.

Nick Mohammed and David Olusoga later found out Alan’s real identity.

Yesterday, Kate ended up reigniting her feud with Clare Balding live on Good Morning Britain.

Clare took to the show to speak about her debut book, Pastures New, which first hit shelves in September, and tells the story of a woman who moves to a sheep farm for a fresh start.

The duo immediately got off on the wrong foot when Kate, 58, was said to have described the novel as a ‘bonk buster’ by co-star Ed Balls.

Trying to cover her tracks, Kate quickly clarified: ‘I did not say that! I was told that. Look, don’t start trouble between Clare and I all over again.

‘It wasn’t me who said that Clare. I’d like to assure you, that was the impression we got from the producers.’

Clare hit back: ‘No, that’s because Jilly Cooper told me to write it but it’s not a bonk buster. It’s about love and faith and trust.’

‘Did you like writing it? Because I always think of you doing stuff that’s fact-based,’ Kate then asked, before Clare mocked her for describing her new venture simply as ‘doing stuff’.

As tensions rose, Clare and Kate then halted the interview to discuss the upcoming Celebrity Traitors finale, which will reveal whether the Traitors or Faithful take home the prize money.

The two stars, who were Faithful on the series, were both falsely accused by their co-stars and voted out in two different group discussions.

During the show, both women had suspected each other at the roundtable.

Kate snapped: ‘Clare was the first person in Celebrity Traitors to say that I was suspicious and you can see how she is. I’m at the roundtable all over again….’

Kate Garraway has reignited her Celebrity Traitors feud with ‘suspicious’ Clare Balding live on air as she took to Good Morning Britain on Thursday

The host, who was part of the star-studded line-up of the BBC One show, was joined by sports presenter Clare, 54, on the ITV breakfast show

Clare retorted: ‘She kept arguing with me Ed, she kept arguing if somebody put your name down – I never put your name down.’

Kate quickly fired back: ‘But you told everyone you thought it was me?’ before trying to move on, adding: ‘Jonathan and David both said it was you. Let’s carry on…’

But not backing down, Clare continued: ‘If we’re going to go on who you should trust, if it’s a choice between me and Jonathan, stick with me Kate!’

Ed attempted to break up the pair by bringing attention back to the book, saying: ‘What is going on? This is better than watching on the TV…’

Clare still wasn’t ready to give up talk of Celebrity Traitors just yet, continuing: ‘I’m going to make a point, I’m going to make a point – is that alright?

‘It’s about the roundtable and it’s how you make voices heard. Because I believe all the time that sport is bigger than just the game being played. I think Celebrity Traitors is bigger than the game being played.

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The two stars, who were Faithful on the series, were both falsely accused by their co-stars and voted out on two different group discussions

‘Whether you’re in cabinet meetings, shadow cabinet meetings, whether you’re in school staff meetings, team sports and you’ve got the big discussion point, whether you’re in the boardroom.

‘Wherever you are in a team, how do you make your voice heard without being shut down but also how do you make sure all voices are being listened to equally.

‘We defer and we defer on the basis that the deference is to education, gender, age, it’s to a tone of voice. And comedy means you can get away with a lot but Joe Wilkinson said something interesting about that anytime he said something, it was like he was talking in lower case.

‘I think there were a lot of occasions for women in particular who find they’re talking in lower case and no one is necessarily listening.’