Ben Shephard Leaves Susanna Reid Speechless With Mortifying 'Nipples' Blunder

"Did your inner thoughts come out on national television to millions there?" Susanna asked her Good Morning Britain co-host.
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Ben Shephard left the entire Good Morning Britain team stunned on Thursday morning, when he made a rather unfortunate slip of the tongue.

During the live broadcast, Ben and the GMB producers decided to have some fun with anchor Susanna Reid, when they clocked that her brightly-coloured dress could be digitally altered using green screen technology.

After it was virtually switched over to a pattern made up of photos of Ben, Susanna commented: ā€œIā€™m fully clad in Ben Shephard. I actually quite like that look.ā€

What she probably wasnā€™t prepared for would be him beginning his next sentence: ā€œMy nipples areā€¦ā€

Susanna ā€“ digitally wrapped in Ben Shephard's face ā€“ was unsure how to react to his faux pas.
Susanna ā€“ digitally wrapped in Ben Shephard's face ā€“ was unsure how to react to his faux pas.
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The blunder ā€“ which seemingly came after Ben got mixed up trying to comment on the appearance of his nostrils ā€“ was met with a stunned silence from his colleagues, including Susanna and Ranvir Singh.

GMB medic Dr Hilary Jones then joked: ā€œWeā€™ve got some surface anatomy revision going on this morning.ā€

Ranvir Singh on Good Morning Britain
Ranvir Singh on Good Morning Britain
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ā€œI didnā€™tā€¦ā€ Ben began, while Ranvir was seen struggling to speak through her laughs.

ā€œDid your inner thoughts come out on national television to millions there, Ben Shephard?ā€ Susanna then asked, teasing her mortified colleague even more.

Ben Shephard and a stunned Susanna Reid
Ben Shephard and a stunned Susanna Reid
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Dr Hilary then joked: ā€œI think thatā€™s called a Freudian slip.ā€

ā€œI meant nostrils! Theyā€™re very easily confused,ā€ Ben protested, to which Susanna then replied: ā€œNobodyā€™s thinking nostrils anymore.ā€

'Did your inner thoughts come out on national television in front of millions?'

It all started off so well...And then it took a turn....šŸ˜³šŸ¤£@benshephard | @susannareid100 | @ranvir01 | @DrHilaryJones pic.twitter.com/sXu2N525Ez

ā€” Good Morning Britain (@GMB) March 24, 2021

Good Morning Britain has not been far away from the headlines for long in recent weeks, following Piers Morganā€™s much-publicised exit.

Good Morning Britain airs every weekday from 6am on ITV.

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