ITV took a hilarious turn on Friday morning when Andi Peters made a racy masculinity joke about Lorraine, while Rob Rinder showed off his impressive dance moves on Good Morning Britain.
Clearly in a mischievous mood, Andi, 54, took the opportunity to make a cheeky comment when a photo of him showing off his muscular physique appeared on screen, as part of a discussion about whether hairy men are afraid of going topless.
As he proudly looked at the image of himself in his pants, Andi told presenter Christine Lampard and Dr Amir Khan that he was not ‘ashamed’ of his muscular body.
As the pair appreciate his amazing form, Andi reveals something someone in the gallery says in his earpiece: “Nice pants, but I can’t pole vault, if you know what I mean!”
Andi was of course referring to French pole vault sensation Anthony Ammirati, who went viral Olympic Games moment, after a certain appendage prevented him from winning a medal at Paris 2024.
ITV took an outrageous turn on Friday morning when Andi Peters made a very racy masculinity joke about Lorraine
While Rob Rinder showed off his very impressive dance moves on Good Morning Britain
But while an unsuspecting Christine insisted she had no idea what he was talking about, a grinning Amir confirmed he knew, as the crew’s laughter could be heard in the background.
Meanwhile, on Good Morning Britain, Rob Rinder amazed his fellow actors and viewers with his surprising agility.
After a debate about whether breakdancing should be an Olympic sport, Rob seemed inspired by two breakdancers showing off their skills in the studio.
The lawyer stepped forward and decided to show off his own moves, performing an impressive somersault before striking a cool pose with the dancers.
His moves were cheered on by co-star Kate Garraway and the breakdancers and other crew members were suitably impressed.
Viewers also shared their thoughts on Rob’s move on X, formerly known as Twitter, and they were clearly delighted.
They shared: ‘I can’t believe I just watched @RobbieRinder do a somersault from the ground to his feet!!!, and in a suit too!!! That is the most impressive thing I’m going to see today.’
‘There’s no way Judge Rinder would have done that in a suit. I’m so impressed.’
Andi, 54, was clearly in a mischievous mood and took the opportunity to make a cheeky comment when a photo of him flashed up on the screen showing off his muscular body, as part of a discussion about whether hairy men are afraid of going topless.
As he proudly looked at the image of himself in his pants, Andi told presenter Christine Lampard and Dr. Amir Khan that he was not ‘ashamed’ of his muscular body
As the pair appreciate his amazing form, Andi reveals something someone in the gallery says in his earpiece: “Nice pants, but I can’t pole vault, if you know what I mean!”
Andi was of course referring to French pole vault sensation Anthony Ammirati, who caused a viral Olympic moment after a certain appendage prevented him from winning a medal at Paris 2024.
But while an unknowing Christine insisted she had no idea what he was talking about, a grinning Amir confirmed he knew, as laughter from the crew could be heard in the background
This wasn’t Andi’s only hassle during Friday’s show. Earlier on Friday, he was forced to “crawl for his job” after making a terrible technical blunder live on air.
Andi blushed when he had to admit that he had unplugged his microphone to go to the toilet, which left him unprepared for his participation in the competition.
As the camera switched to him presenting the latest award, the 54-year-old presenter pulled a shocked face as he pulled out his microphone and realised it was unplugged.
The camera cuts to Rob and Kate Garraway’s laughing audience, while Andi shouts in the background: ‘Run the VT!’
Meanwhile, Rob Rinder amazed his fellow cast members and viewers on Good Morning Britain with his surprising agility
After a debate over whether breakdancing should be an Olympic sport, Rob seemed inspired by two breakdancers showing off their skills in the studio
His moves were cheered on by co-star Kate Garraway, while the breakdancers and other crew members were suitably impressed
Viewers also shared their thoughts on Rob’s move via X, formerly known as Twitter, and they were clearly delighted
This wasn’t Andi’s only antics on Friday’s show, as earlier on Friday he was left “crawling for his job” after making a humiliating technical blunder live on the radio.
After the clip, Andi returned to the recording, pretending to make a phone call to his boss and joking, “Seriously, don’t make me leave like that!”
“I went to the bathroom, that’s why I pulled the plug! Okay, okay,” before abruptly hanging up.
The long-time presenter later apologised for his microphone being unplugged, but Kate Garraway couldn’t resist teasing him about his blunder.
The announcer mocked Andi, saying his actions were “unprofessional,” before jokingly insisting that she would never do something like that.