Ranvir Singh has admitted she struggles with mum guilt after her son FaceTimed her live on air on Wednesday's edition of Good Morning Britain.
The TV presenter, 43, was interrupted by her son Tushaan, eight, partway through the show and made sure to answer it after she was concerned 'something terrible' happened.
And then appearing on Lorraine afterwards, Ranvir reflected on the incident and said she often dealt with guilt over not being 'perfect', though she reassured viewers that he'd only called her to ask about his iPad.
'You enter catastrophe mode': Ranvir Singh admitted on Wednesday's Lorraine that she struggles with 'mum guilt' after her son FaceTimed her live on air during Good Morning Britain
On GMB, she laughed as she told Susanna Reid and Adil Ray: 'My son is FaceTiming me while I'm on air! Sorry, I'm just going to have to answer my son now just to see if everything is okay at home.'
Speaking to Lorraine Kelly afterwards, Ranvir said: 'Everything was fine, do you know what it was? When your child rings you and you're at work, you just think something terrible has happened and you enter catastrophe mode.
'It turns out it was an urgent enquiry about his iPad. This is what happens when you're at work and your kids are at home, you know that guilt about how you're not perfect and your life isn't perfect.
Oops: During GMB, Ranvir laughed as she told Susanna Reid and Adil Ray: 'My son is FaceTiming me while I'm on air! Sorry, I'm just going to have to answer my son now'
Worry: Speaking to Lorraine Kelly afterwards, Ranvir said: 'Do you know what it was? When your child rings you and you're at work, you just think something terrible has happened'
'Nobody's
