Dan Walker has waded in on a discussion about his BBC Breakfast co-star and sports correspondent, Sally Nugent. Fans of the morning programme were floored when the sports reporter said “Willie” on Tuesday’s instalment of the show. In fact, the side-splitting moment led one viewer to comment on Dan’s expression at the time of the incident. On Twitter, the individual wrote: “Dan Walker’s face when Sally Nugent said, ‘We love Willie on this show’.”
Responding to the tickled viewer, the 42-year-old journalist joked about the situation and how his co-host Louise Minchin was oblivious to it all.
“I was tempted but then I released our next story was about fertility treatment and I had to be sensible,” he began.
“I don’t think Sally knew she’d said it and, to her credit Louise Minchin missed it completely.”
Commenting on his post, 50-year-old Louise replied: “Thank goodness.”
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Sally had been reporting on sporting matters when she turned her attention to Irish jockey, Willie Mullins.
Following a story about Kash Ali’s six-month ban from boxing, she said: “Good news for Willie Mullins though, we love Willie on this programme.”
Martin tweeted about the programme’s Organised Crime Group, praising the team on a “phenomenal performance”.
He penned: “Phenomenal performance across the OCG team tonight. Not much else you can add after that episode.
“[I] don’t want to hint at spoilers, got a feeling a few folk in meltdown. Two more to go.”
Responding to the 34-year-actor in view of his 559,000 followers, Dan jested: “You’re on thin ice fella… wafer thin.”
BBC Breakfast airs weekdays on BBC One at 6am.