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Jessica Sansome

ITV Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid 'nervous' to speak to Lorraine Kelly after 'shocking' incident

Susanna Reid jokingly said she was 'nervous' to speak to Lorraine Kelly after fans saw her in a whole new light over the weekend. The presenter was back at the helm of Good Morning Britain on Monday (November 21) alongside Richard Madeley when they were joined late into the programme by Lorraine.

She, as ever, was on hand to tease what was coming up on her self-titled ITV show, which airs directly after GMB at 9am. But as she introduced her fellow ITV star, Susanna said: "I'm a little bit nervous of what you might say, Lorraine." She then explained why as on Friday night (November 18), Lorraine appeared in a sketch for BBC's Children in Need.

The ITV presenter left a host of famous faces lost for words in the skit aired during the charity's big telethon which saw more than £35 million raised. The comic clip – which was also shown on Lorraine's self-titled daytime show on Friday before being shown during the BBC One appeal show – also featured Peter Andre, Deborah Meaden, Natalie Cassidy and, of course, Pudsey Bear.

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