Lorraine Kelly admitted she nearly swore today after she was interrupted by Martin Lewis singing the Time Warp.
The Scottish presenter was talking to showbiz correspondent Ross King when she noticed some bizarre noises in the background.
While Ross spoke about catching up with singer Celine Dion, baffled Lorraine could be seen gesturing to her team that something was wrong.
After a clip from the Celine Dion interview, Ross carried on speaking while Lorraine put her arms out in frustration at the weird audio playing.
Lorraine said: "Thank you very much Ross. Hang on I could hear weirdy talking in there. It sounded like Martin Lewis talking about supermarkets or something."
Just as Lorraine addressed the issue it happened again as Martin's voice could be heard singing to the tune of the Time Warp.
The Money Saving Expert's voice could be heard singing: "Let's do my deaaaaaals agaaaaaaain."
Lorraine look very confused while Ross pulled a hilarious face while listening from LA.
Apologising for the issues, Lorraine admitted that she almost blurted out a swear word.
She said: "Okay there's something playing…I was going to say something rude there...somebody being naughty.
"We will sort that out and go onto the royal tour now."
Lorraine nearly swore earlier this month when she was crept up on by a terrifying clown.
The presenter started screaming after the horrifying moment - and even viewers at home were left scared.
Lorraine was discussing blockbuster IT Chapter Two when the horror movie turned into real life.
Someone dressed as a clown, with full make-up and a bright red wig, came up from behind Lorraine to give her a fright.
When he shouted "woo", horrified Lorraine started shrieking out in what she later admitted was "genuine fear".
The nasty clown then started running around the studio as Lorraine cried out: "Oh that's horrible. that was horrible."
Giggling at the prank, Lorraine cried out: "You swines. You absolute swines. I hate clowns. I hate them."
Wanting something to settle her nerves, Lorraine confessed she needed a gin.
"Oh that was really scary," admitted Lorraine before taking a sip of her coffee. She added: "That was genuine fear."
