Huw Edwards found himself issuing an apology on BBC News early on Thursday morning (May 6) but he needn't have worried as fans dubbed him a 'legend' after he was caught out during the election breakfast broadcast.
The veteran broadcaster was on screens early this morning as results from yesterday's (May 5) local elections began to trickle in. But amid all the political goings-on, Huw was forced to pause his broadcast to inform viewers of some 'breaking news'.
"I'm going to admit to you that I’ve just had a little bit of croissant and I’m just finishing it," the 60-year-old said, wiping his mouth as the cameras returned to the studio ready for him to continue on with his broadcast.