BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty distracts fans as she suffers wardrobe malfunction

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The dynamic duo was deep-diving into the latest about the US election and President Donald Trump's big win when eagle-eyed fans spotted that Naga's chic navy dress had become a bit undone during a heartfelt chat with guest Angela Frazer Wicks about her emotional adoption journey. While totally engrossed with Angela's story, the internet started buzzing about Naga's buttoned dress drama. Online chatter escalated quickly, with a fan pointing out: "Naga, sort your wardrobe malfunction out.



It's distracting." Others chimed in on the sartorial snafu, one replying, "I feel like I should tune in now to see what's going on! " and another wishing for a quick fix: "Could someone please sort or Naga's top..

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" It didn't take long before the costume conundrum seemed sorted, as viewers later noticed that everything was perfectly poised once more on Naga's appearance, reports the Express . Naga isn't the only BBC Breakfast presenter to encounter a wardrobe whoopsie on the morning show. Last year, Ben Thompson had his own fashion faux pas.

Chatting away about the upcoming Labour Party Conference with BBC's Chief Political Correspondent Ben Zeffman, a sharp-eyed viewer noticed something was off. A hawk-eyed fan took to social media to highlight that Ben's dapper suit jacket was sporting a hole in the corner of his right sleeve, made all the more noticeable as he stood before the camera. Unaware of his attire mishap, Ben later engaged with a fan on Twitter who pointed out: "Hello breakfast team can you please tell Ben he has a hole in his jacket under his right arm I just wanted to let him know ok.

" In good humour, Ben responded: "Don't know my own strength! Thanks for spotting!".