NAGA Munchetty was missing from BBC Breakfast today as Charlie Stayt was joined by a familiar face in a hosting shake-up.
Naga, 47, usually hosts BBC Breakfast every Thursday to Sunday alongside Charlie, 60.
However, today she was nowhere to be seen, and instead, Charlie was joined on the red sofa by Nina Warhurst.
Nina, 42, looked lovely in a black dress and black jacket which featured cropped sleeves and a white trim.
BBC Breakfast viewers took to Twitter to comment on the host shake up, with one writing: "Lovely to see you this morning. Looking glam."
Another added: "Morning Nina, it was a lovely surprise to see you this morning."
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Naga wasn't the only person missing from the show today, as weather presenter Carol Kirkwood was also absent.
Carol, 60, has been off screen all week as she enjoys a holiday to Norway.
She took to her Twitter page to post a series of stunning snaps showing the peaceful fjords in Norway and the White Cliffs of Dover.
The meteorologist gushed in her caption: "So looking forward to this trip! Off in search of the Northern Lights in beautiful Norway. Can’t wait!!! White Cliffs of Dover looking resplendent xxx."
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Alongside a second set of images she posted: "Good morning! What a view to wake up to this [email protected]
xxx"
She then replied to a fan to brand the Norwegian coastline "simply stunning."
Talking of seeing the Northern Lights in full glory, she later promised her followers: "Will TOTALLY be sending pics (especially if I see them). Will definitely share x".
BBC Breakfast airs daily from 6am on BBC One.
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