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GMB fans in hysterics over Kate Garraway’s question to Richard Madeley

Her choice of words amused fans

Kate Garraway amused Good Morning Britain fans today as she asked Richard Madeley, “what’s it like to be a Dick?”.

On Wednesday’s show, the presenter couldn’t resist but make the jibe as Richard said he takes no notice of the rude play on his name.

It came after UKIP leader Richard Braine revealed that people call him “dickbrain”.

Kate jokingly asked Richard, “what’s it like to be a Dick?” (Credit: ITV)

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Richard explained: “Well listen, I’m called Richard which is often shortened to Dick.

“And many of you call me Dick. But at least I’m not called, well I am sometimes called Dick Brain.”

Kate then asked: “What is it like to be a Dick? Is it tough in life?”

Richard replied: “Well basically after a lifetime of being a Dick, you adapt to it.

“You know, my own daughter calls me Dickie, which is a softening, and you adapt to it.”

He added: “So Mr Braine, I don’t know how old you are Mr Braine but really, get over yourself. Really, it’s just a joke. Grow up man.”

Kate joked: “Think about the gags!”

Viewers were in hysterics over Kate’s choice of words and shared their laughter on Twitter.

One person said: “Kate you’re a legend,” followed by laughing face emojis.

Another wrote: “@GMB @richardm56 and @kategarraway talking about Richards being Dicks and Kate ends the segment by saying ‘wonder how many gags they get,’ great choice of wording lol.”

A third tweeted: “@kategarraway @GMB best line ever ‘what’s it like being a dick?'” followed by a string of laughing face emojis.

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Richard is filling in for Piers Morgan while Kate is standing in for Susanna Reid.

Piers and Susanna are enjoying their six-week summer break and will return to the daytime show in September.

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Rebecca Carter
Associate Editor (News)