Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby burst into laughter on Monday’s episode of This Morning after watching a seal urinate on the show.
The pair, who were reportedly ‘worried Dancing On Ice was jinxed’, were joined by guest Dr Scott via a video link as he spoke about rescue seals.
Dr Scott told Phillip, 58, and Holly, 40, that the seal was urinating behind him, causing the duo to launch into hysterics.
The cameraman then decided to zoom in on the seal as he lay on the shore and carried on weeing.
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Phillip shouted: “Give the animal some dignity! Back off!”
“They always do it, don’t they,” Holly added as she started to giggle.
As Phillip attempted to regain his composure to tell viewers what was coming next, Holly continued to laugh, forcing the programme to go to an ad break.
Viewers also found the moment funny as they took to Twitter to share their views about the surprise bonus from the seal segment.
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One fan said: “The seal having a wee on live TV has made my morning! #ThisMorning @thismorning.”
Another Twitter user wrote: “As if they’ve just zoomed in on the seal having a wee,” alongside four crying with tears emojis.
A third expressed: “A seal weeing on TV is mondays highlight!! #ThisMorning.”
While a fourth added: “The seal’s sprung a leak! #ThisMorning.”
Phillip and Holly’s antics come after he made a dig at Piers Morgan’s dramatic walk-off on Good Morning Britain and threatened to exit the This Morning set.
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After the opening title music finished playing on a previous episode, the dad-of-two said: “Careful what you say today I may get up and storm off.”
Holly responded: “Don’t you leave me,” before Phillip added: “I may get up and go.”
Not wanting her pal to leave, the mum-of-three, who paid a tribute to her own mum on Mother’s Day, joked: “I’ll be very nice to you today.”
The pair then broke into fits of laughter, before Phillip said: “What a morning eh?”