This Morning's Craig Doyle lobbed a lemon across the studio live on air and sent Holly Willoughby ducking for cover, with the fruit crashing into a glass of water off camera
This Morning’s Craig Doyle caused ‘carnage’ in the studio as an impromptu game of rugby with a lemon sent Holly Willoughby ducking for cover.
The blunder happened as Craig, 52, and Holly, 42, spoke to celebrity chef Jamie Oliver about the upcoming Rugby World Cup - which gets underway in France on Friday. A huge crash could be heard off-camera as the lemon knocked over the water. "You've broken the set already!" Jamie joked Jamie added: "At least she smells nice!" And Craig, who caused the carnage, said: "Sport's fun isn't it - although I do feel sorry about that."
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