The atmosphere in the BBC Breakfast studio turned a little bit frosty this weekend as Rachel Burden snapped at her co-host Charlie Stayt in a rather awkward moment
During the BBC Breakfast show this weekend, a cooler vibe developed when Rachel Burden abruptly denied her co-host, Charlie Stayt's attempt at banter.
"The group said their singer Steven Tyler's voice couldn't recover because of damaged vocal cords, and despite the best medical team, 76-year-old Tyler had made the difficult but necessary decision. 76! I had no idea he was that age." Sarah, maintaining a lighter spirit answered: "I mean, there might have been a bit of gentle swaying going on there! " Charlie teased: "Oh look at that!" to which Rachel responded with the elusive remark: "Get your lighter out!"
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