This Morning returned to screens on Wednesday following the National Television Awards, where they lost out on their winning streak for Best Daytime Show.
This Morning host Craig Doyle revealed the moment Scots presenter Jean Johansson pulled him up for saying her name wrong at the NTAs on Tuesday night. Wednesday's instalment of the ITV daytime show was fronted by Holly Willoughby and Craig, who have been regaling fans with tales from last night's glitzy bash all morning.
Holly and Craig discussed the event on Wednesday's show, as Holly once again praised Jay on his win, before Craig recalled one hilarious moment when he met Scottish presenter Jean Johansson in real life for the very first time. Craig said on Wednesday's This Morning: "She said 'It's Johansson not Yohansson'." Craig and Holly then shared a laugh as the presenter admitted he's going to keep calling Greenock-born former model Jean by the wrong name to "wind her up".
Meanwhile, Holly has since broke her silence on losing out at the NTAs as she took to her social media following The Repair Shop's win.
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