Ben Shephard, 44, welcomed three famous faces onto tonight’s edition of Tipping Point: Lucky Stars, with fashionista Gok Wan, 44, Mrs Brown’s Boys star Rory Cowan, 60, and Good Morning Britain host Kate, 52, making up the line-up.
All three were hoping to walk away with the £20,000 jackpot prize for their chosen charities at the end of the ITV quiz show.
As the game got underway, Rory was the first all star to be knocked out as Kate and Gok stormed ahead with collecting a vast amount of coins.
It was then revealed Kate would face the final round as her efforts in the game meant she’d accumulated more money than Gok.
With Ben joined by Kate for the final round, viewers quickly took to Twitter because in their opinion, Kate hadn’t got there on her own merit.
Beginning the journey to the jackpot, Ben quipped: “The luckiest of all stars today, can you believe it because we can’t, is Kate Garraway.”
One wrote on the social media platform regarding Kat’s chance at swooping the jackpot: “Well this wasn’t fixed at all was it #tippingpoint.”
Another added: “I told you…fixed it is!!! #tippingpoint,” whilst a third posted: “Funny his pal wins #tippingpoint.”
This is only a select group of viewers opinions however, with others watching at home applauding Kate’s performance.
A fourth shared: “@kategarraway you are such a lovely person – well humoured and totally fun #tippingpoint.”
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Kate unfortunately didn’t manage to win the £20,000, but did donate £5,100 to her chosen charity.
At the beginning of the show, Kate and Ben fooled around as the host was seen holding a placard telling his Good morning Britain co-host what to say.
Introducing herself, Kate said: “I’m a journalist, a radio and TV presenter and I’m currently one of the hosts of Good Morning Britain along with Ben Shephard.
“Who is extraordinary. He’s professional, he’s dynamic.
“He is definitely not the sort of person who would make someone say nice things about him in order to het preferential treatment on this show.”
Ben was in stitches, as Kate commented: “I couldn’t actually read it.
“It’s too far away. I can’t read what you’ve written,” the contestant remarked as Ben then carried on with the rest of the game.
Kate also recalled traumatising a security guard when she was getting ready to appear on Good Morning Britain.
The presenter explained she couldn’t get herself out of the hotel she was staying in, with a security guard trying to help her only to realise she didn’t have a skirt on.
Recalling how the security guard dealt with the situation, Kate remarked: “He said, ‘No you don’t, but I’m going to keep my eyes up here and just let you out.’”
Tipping Point airs weekdays at 4pm on ITV.