BBC Breakfast weather presenter Carol Kirkwood left viewers in hysterics this morning after she accidentally said there were lots of "doggers" in Greenwich Park.
"What a view we have," Ms Kirkwood said as she gave this morning's weather forecast from the park in south east London.
She added: "Fabulous! The sun is beating down, we've seen lots of doggers."
Ms Kirkwood was quick to correct her slip of the tongue, adding: "Not doggers of course... lots of dog walkers and joggers."
BBC viewers appeared to be delighted by the mishap and shared their reactions on Twitter.
One Twitter user said: "Did make me cough up my cornflakes this morning!" as they thanked Ms Kirkwood for making their Monday a "little brighter".
Another said they couldn't stop giggling after hearing the forecast.
Fellow BBC Breakfast presenter Greg James said the slip-up was "further proof that Carol Kirkwood is a National Treasure".
After Ms Kirkwood's slip-up, Greenwich Park began trending on Twitter with the hashtags #BBCBreakfast and #doggers.
Ms Kirkwood later tweeted: "That will teach me to try and say joggers and dog walkers in the same sentence!!! Sorry!"
BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker also made light of the blunder, adding: "Reasons to love Carol number 472 #Joggers. Recovered like a pro. I don’t think anyone even noticed #BBCBreakfast."
It's not the first time a BBC presenter has made a slip-up live on air.
Last year Carrie Gracie appeared to drop the C-bomb as she stumbled over Jeremy Hunt's name while delivering a bulletin on the UK Government’s response to Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's hunger strike on Monday’s News 24.
“The British government has repeatedly called for her release,” she said. “The Foreign Secretary Jeremy C*** has summoned the Iranian ambassador to discuss the issue.”
