Good Morning Britain's director made sure to make a cheeky dig at Downing Street's outrageously expensive new press briefing room on the ITV show today after spotting a blunder in the official photos.
The new room, which has cost the UK taxpayer £2.6million and emulates the White House's own briefing studio, has proved controversial after suffering a number of setbacks and delays.
It features royal blue walls, a seating area for journalists and four Union Jack flags.
However, in one of the official photos, a Henry Hoover can be seen peaking out from the corner.
GMB director Erron Gordon quickly clocked it and retweeted the photo, writing: "Loving Henry on the right trying to steal its thunder."
But he also made a tribute to the slip-up in the Good Morning Britain studio earlier today.
As Laura Tobin presented the weather, a little pink hoover was spotted in the corner of the studio.
Later, the director tweeted the image and wrote: "Hey @HooverPress have you met Hetty?"
A spoof account of Downing Street's rogue hoover responded with heart eye emoji and wrote: "Hook me up!"
While Erron promised: "On it."
GMB presenter Ben Shephard also addressed the new press briefing room earlier today and said: "If you have a little look at the first shot there, the wide shot. The bit that I'm most proud of - £2.6million - how do they keep it clean? A little bit of Henry, just in the right hand corner by the door."
As they zoomed in on the little hoover, Ben exclaimed: "There you go!"
"They had to make sure it was spotless to justify the bill," co-star Susanna Reid joked.
*Good Morning Britain airs weekdays at 6am on ITV
