Good Morning Britain host Charlotte Hawkins delivered a stern reminder to a minister who forgot her name on Thursday's show.
The ITV presenter was at the helm of the news programme this morning alongside Alex Beresford.
The hosting line-up is having a shake-up as Susanna Reid takes her summer break and Ranvir Singh has stepped in for Lorraine Kelly on her self-titled show.
Towards the end of the latest show, Alex and Charlotte were joined by Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab as they quizzed him about the 'pingdemic'.
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There are still calls for the change in rules for fully vaccinated people to be brought forward from August 16 as more than 600,000 people in England and Wales were told to quarantine by the NHS Covid-19 app in the week to July 14.
The order to self-isolate has therefore had a knock-on effect to some businesses with the government having to create a list of key workers who can avoid self-isolation by taking daily tests if they come into contact with someone who has coronavirus.
But Charlotte quizzed Mr Raab on whether he agrees with Michael Gove and that those who refuse to get the vaccine are "selfish".
It comes after Mr Gove told the PA news agency on Tuesday that "ultimately, if you can be vaccinated and you refuse to, that is a selfish act".
Mr Raab said on GMB: "Get the vaccination. It's in your own interest but also it's in the interest of your family, the community and the country as a whole.
"That's how I'd frame it," he added.
Charlotte, however, didn't miss the fact that the minister called her 'Sophie' at the start of answering his question.
As he finished his answer, the presenter said from the studio: "It's Charlotte, by the way. Just so you know," keeping a straight face.
Mr Raab quickly apologised to which Charlotte said "it's ok" and that "she'll let him off" before quickly moving on to the next question.
But viewers didn't miss it either.
"Who’s Sophie... #gmb," one asked.
Another said: "Omg Dominic raab has just called Charlotte Hawkins by the wrong name. So awkward. #gmb."
"Good work Sophie," a third joked in response to a tweet from Charlotte.
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