ITV's Lorraine has been slammed following Ranvir Singh's interview of Mick Hucknall last week.
The presenter was filling in for Lorraine Kelly due to it being half term, but she has come under fire for interrupting the singer during the interview.
The singer-songwriter appeared on the show on Wednesday to talk about his career comeback but viewers thought that Ranvir was rude to him.
She was criticised as viewers thought that she kept interrupting Mick despite him trying to answer her questions.
Fans of the show took to Twitter to talk about the interview.
One said: "Ranvir asks the longest questions I've ever heard and seems to rush the guest through answering it so she can ask another one."
As another wrote: "I see Ranvir is following in Lorraine’s footsteps by constantly interrupting the guest."
"I wonder if Ranvir can rest her voice?," a third asked.
The musician opened up about his hypothyroidism.
He said he had experienced aching joints, fatigue and weight gain.
Mick said: "I had aching joints and was tired all the time, and had weight gain."
He added: "I was getting more and more bloated and would wake up so confused, thinking, 'Did I eat a lot last night or something?'"
He went on to explain that depression can also be associated with the condition.
"Depression is also connected to the underactive thyroid as the illness prolongs. You can even get certain forms of cancers," Mick said.
Ranvir has been filling in for Lorraine this week, but it hasn't come without its blunders.
At the end of a show she cut to the hosts of This Morning to introduce what was coming up in their show.
The programme was being hosted by Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond but it seems they weren't ready for Ranvir.
Ranvir said: "Are are you ready for us yet my loves? Have we come to you a bit early?"
Dermot had to apologise as he and Alison were in hysterics when they realised they were on air.
He said: "We couldn't hear you. I'm so sorry."
The pair quickly styled things out as they explained what was coming up in the show.
Lorraine airs each and every weekday from 9am-10am on ITV and also on ITVX.
