Laura Tobin has wowed Good Morning Britain fans after singing and air-guitaring to Bon Jovi live on-air.
The panel, which included Laura's fellow hosts Ben Shephard, Kate Garraway, Charlotte Hawkins and Richard Arnold, were discussing a recent study that discovered the 'friday feeling' usually begins at around 2:52pm each week.
The conversation span into each of the panel discussing their feel-good songs, which also included Dr Amir Khan who joined them from his home in Leeds.
Dr Amir revealed his feel-good song is 'Pump It', by the Black Eyed Peas, which he admitted he regularly listens to on his way home from his surgery on a Friday.
Ben then went on to ask newly appointed Fellow of the Royal Meteorological Society, Laura, what her feel-good song is:
"Laura, we didn't get your feel-good song, what would it be? Bon Jovi, Living on a Prayer?"
Laura said: "It would be Saturday Night!."
For a moment, Laura lost Ben and Kate who both thought she meant the club classic by Whigfield, before she started belting out 'Someday I'll Be Saturday Night' by Bon Jovi.
"It used to be my ringtone", added Laura before she started singing: "Hey, man, I'm alive... all together now... no?"
Laura carried on anyway before blowing some viewers away with her singing voice: "... taking each day and night at a time!"
Getting into the swing of things, Laura proceeded to start air-guitaring with her leg, much to Ben's surprise:
"She's got the leg-up... she's got the leg-up.", said Ben as he turned to Kate and smiled.
"Give a girl a Fellow and she's unleashed!", added Kate.
You can see the moment Laura started singing in the video at the top of this article.
Viewers took to Twitter in awe of the multi-talented host.
One person said: "Laura Tobin... where you been hiding that voice!!?", with another adding: "Actually, not only recently awarded a well-deserved fellowship, Laura CAN SING!! Need to hear more young lady."
Others were left impressed with her song choice, with another Tweeting: "Totally agree with Laura, GMB, Bon Jovi, Saturday Night.'
