Laura Tobin suffered a live accident on today's Good Morning Britain - leaving viewers to say she had been 'taken for a ride'.
The weather expert was back on the ITV news programme on Tuesday to deliver the latest forecast to those watching at home.
Laura, 40, was live from Bocketts Farm in Leatherhead on Tuesday while getting into the Halloween spirit in a pumpkin t-shirt.
The TV star returned for each of her hourly weather segments alongside different farms animals - including popping into the sheep's pen.
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Ever the professional, Laura attempted to present the weather while feeding the sheep but things started to get a bit chaotic.
Viewers could see her struggling to stay on her feet as the sheep jostled to get closer to the bucket of food she had in her hand.
But suddenly a sheep's head appeared from between her legs took her off her feet.
"I'm just riding a sheep, I'm so sorry that wasn't meant to happen," she laughed to hosts Ranvir Singh and Richard Madeley.
"It just appeared between my legs, I was suddenly having a sheep ride, that is not part of the attractions here at the farm."
Richard joked: "That was good sheepmanship there."
And GMB viewers were left in stitches by it.
"Laura riding the sheep just made my morning," tweeted one.
Another said: "Sheep takes Laura Tobin for a ride during weather forecast."
"Good old @Lauratobin1riding a sheep on @gmb," a third added.
A fourth said: "Brilliant. Made my morning seeing that."
"Absolutely amazing. Even my 6year old is giggling at this," another commented.
A viewer also joked: "Giddyup Laura!"
Laura also saw the funny side, sharing a clip from GMB's official Twitter account and commenting: "I didn’t expect to have a sheep ride this morning."
