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Rebecca Cook

GMB host apologises for awkward 'flesh and bones' gaffe to influencer with eating disorder

Good Morning Britain’s Ranvir Singh apologised to a guest appearing on the Tuesday’s show to discuss her eating disorder, after she used an awkward “flesh and bones” analogy in her first question.

The host, 44, made the awkward analogy at the beginning of an interview with influencer Lauren Black and the producer of the new BBC Three documentary The Instagram Effect, which looks at how the app has affected its users.

In the new documentary, Lauren speaks candidly about how Instagram fuelled her eating disorder as she gained more than 100,000 followers on the platform.

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