Viewers have been left cringing after TV day-time host Lorraine Kelly slipped up on her ITV morning show and made a reference to her guest Will Young's dogs on Monday, May 22. Lorraine told Will that she'd heard that his dogs had been loud and disturbing his neighbours - only to discover one had died.
And during the discussion, Lorraine also tipped Will to replace the late Paul O'Grady on the prime-time ITV show For The Love Of Dogs, something which the singer said other people have mentioned to him. It comes as Amanda Holden has been mooted as the favourite to replace her friend Paul in the role, reports The Mirror.
Will, who won Pop Idol in 2002, was on ITV's Lorraine show to celebrate almost 21 years in the industry and to chat about his new one-man show, Song From Far Away. Diving into his personal life and asking about his dogs, Lorraine said: "Can I ask you, a bit of a tangent, about your wee dogs? They're causing a commotion."
