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BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt appeared in great spirits as they took a trip to their local pub in Manchester after work on Monday.
The presenters enjoyed a well-deserved pint, while smoking a cigarette outside of the venue.
Charlie, 60, cut a casual figure in a khaki green jacket and matching t-shirt, teamed with black jeans.
Meanwhile Naga, 48, wrapped up in a black North Face jacket with knee-high boots.
The pair looked relaxed as they chatted away after helping raise money for Comic Relief on Friday.
Letting their hair down: BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt appeared in great spirits as they took a trip to their local pub in Manchester after work on Monday
Relaxed: The presenters enjoyed a well-deserved pint, while smoking a cigarette outside of the venue
Viewers joked that Ofcom will have a 'field day' of complaints after BBC breakfast anchor Naga Munchetty swore live on air.
The annual telethon returned to screens on Friday night, and the broadcasters had to read out an array of cheeky jokes from a card.
However, TV presenter Naga, 48, had a bit of a blunder and ended up saying a rather rude word as she told a classic joke.
She said, 'I went to the zoo the other day, there was only one dog in it. It was a Shih Tzu.'
After telling the joke, her co-star Charlie Stayt immediately understood the amusing quip but Naga was left confused.
She went on to tell Charlie that she didn't get the joke, but, once she finally understood, she laughed and repeated the word 'Shih Tzu'.
Viewers then quickly rushed to comment to share their thoughts on the consequences of the innocent joke.
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