This Morning's Alison Hammond is well known for giving out huge cash prizes to people who have entered ITV competitions.
But imagine Alison rocking up to your doorstep to tell you you're a competition winner but you're definitely not getting the prize you thought you would.
This is exactly what happened on yesterday's This Morning (December 19), when the entertainment reporter approached Angela's house - and her reaction is incredible, Manchester Evening New reports.
The mum-of-two let out an ecstatic scream as Alison the Christmas Elf opened up the front door to try and speak to Angela.
Angela pulled Alison in for a festive hug before saying, "Merry Christmas babes."
"Listen Ange, we're gonna give you a chance to win some festive treats," Alison told her.
"I've made the questions dead easy and I've got a little bit of cash for you. It's not loads but a little bit of cash."
Angela assumed she had won £200,000 - which is actually for This Morning's general competition. But, she was actually playing for a lot less.
Alison revealed: "You can't win the £200,000 unless you've entered."
Angela was in fact playing for £2,000 and some vouchers.
But the best bit of the whole scenario was her reaction.
Back in the ITV studio, Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes couldn't comprehend the reaction either.
"I thought Angela was going to have a wee turn there she was so excited."
Viewers found the footage hilarious as well.
"Aww this is the most beautiful moment #thismorning that is totally how I’d react if I Alison Hammond knocked on my door," said one.
Another said: "Angela thinking she’s won £200k #thismorning"
"Hahahahahaha bless poor Angela," added a third.
Other said: "LOLLLLLLL what an amazing reaction I love this lady, I really hope she wins," and "If @AlisonHammond knocked in my door without a prize I'd still react like that lol love that woman."
This Morning airs weekdays from 10.30am on ITV.
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