The BBC Breakfast team were forced to intervene when Charlie Stayt became agitated over an awkward question.

Charlie Stayt was mocked by his BBC Breakfast co-star Nina Warhurst during Saturday’s edition of the show when a question about his work caught him off guard.

BBC Breakfast’s Charlie Stayt landed an uncomfortably hilarious on-air moment, prompting the studio team to intervene after his co-presenter’s playful comment.

On Saturday’s (November 16) episode of the show, Charlie joined co-host Nina Warhurst to present the day’s top stories.

An unexpected twist occurred just before one segment when Nina cheerfully asked Charlie about his career prospects. She announced to those watching: “It’s 8:12, now you’re looking for a new job.”

Then he jokingly put Charlie on the spot by asking, “Are you looking for a new job?” Unprepared for the question, Charlie fumbled and admitted, “I wasn’t expecting that.”

The jokes made Nina burst out laughing. The awkwardness increased as Charlie, bewildered, looked around the studio and implored. climate Presenter Simon asks for help and asks, “Umm, I don’t know, Simon, help me, am I looking for a new job?” he reports. OK!.

Simon calmly replied, “I haven’t heard Charlie, so stay there.”

BBC breakfast presenters Nina and Charlie

Charlie Stayt and Nina Warhurst presented Saturday’s top stories(Image: (Image: BBC))

Pushing a little further, Nina chimed in, “I’m just posting it, just in case you were.”

A disoriented Charlie, trying to pull himself together and reaching for his phone, commented, “Should I call someone?” That’s when the production team had to take quick action when voices were heard off-camera saying, “Call your agent!”

This moment followed another slightly awkward incident when Naga Munchetty apologized for repeatedly interrupting an interviewee during the interview on Friday (November 15). bbc Breakfast broadcast.

In the segment starring Dr. Tamzin Furtado, a University of Liverpool animal welfare expert, presenters Naga and Charlie delved into the impact of fireworks on animals.

Charlie was taken aback by the question.(Image: (Image: BBC))

Naga was seen fighting a cough throughout the interview and continually expressed his apologies as Charlie handled the interrogation smoothly. She was heard saying, “I’m so sorry, I’m so sorry,” amid her coughing fits.

After concluding his talk, Charlie thanked Dr. Furtado for his insights and added, “Dr. Tamzin Furtado, thank you very much for speaking with us. Naga is going to get some water and now we are going to play sports.”

Naga took another chance to apologize before moving on.

BBC Breakfast airs from 6am on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.