NAGA Munchetty was caught off guard on BBC Breakfast this morning as guest, Clare Balding asked her about her 'retirement'.
The news journalist joined her co-star, Charlie Stayt, 61 on the iconic red sofa.
Broadcaster, and journalist Clare Balding joined the pair to chat about her new book, Isle of Dogs: A Canine Adventure Through Britain on the show.
The topic of how important dogs are when people retire came up during the conversation.
Naga told Claire: "You've given me hope, in this book. Because I love dogs, as you all know I love dogs, but I have cats, because my lifestyle doesn't account for having dogs."
The BBC Breakfast star then shared with Clare how a particular quote from the book deeply resonated with her, providing her with a sense of 'comfort'.
Read more on Naga Munchetty
VOICE OVER
BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty takes cheeky swipe at Matt Tebbutt
BLOWN IT
BBC Breakfast' weatherman urged to 'pay attention' after Naga Munchetty swipe
It was about the idea of retiring and then finding solace in the companionship of a beloved dog.
Naga shared: "You have said, in the book that the best owners are the ones who just retired, waited all their lives to have time to have a dog and are in no rush."
"I kind of take comfort in that."
Taken slightly aback, Clare abruptly asked Naga: "So, are you planning your retirement then, Naga?"
Most read in TV
GET THEM IN
I’m A Celeb official line-up as Nigel Farage and Britney’s sis head into jungle
SHOCK EXIT
Carol Vorderman fights back tears after being sacked by BBC
NEW LOVE
Rachel Stevens goes Instagram official with Dancing On Ice star boyfriend
OH RUMBA
Strictly’s Vitto ‘confirms’ romance with Ellie as he reveals her cute nickname
Charlie, also appearing slightly stunned, chimed in, "Yes I was thinking that too."
"No! Not yet," exclaimed Naga.
She added: "But it is something to look forward to."
Clare then agreed with Naga and explained that she believed the 'responsible thing to do' is wait until the time is right for the dog.
Source: Read Full Article
