The Morning Show hosts Larry Emdur and Kylie Gillies got into a heated argument live on air on Wednesday.
The pair were discussing how experts claim owners shouldn’t say the letter ‘s’ to their cats because it can sound aggressive to them.
‘I would argue that’s not actually true,’ Kylie said.
‘Well you’re not Dr Harry,’ Larry responded referring to Australian veterinarian Harry Cooper.
Kylie then said: ‘Well I have a cat and I call it “puss puss puss” and it comes running to me .’
The Morning Show co-hosts Larry Emdur and Kylie Gillies got into a heated argument live on air on Wednesday
An unimpressed Larry argued: ‘You do one interview with Dr Chris Brown and you think you know everything about cats.’
‘But I would talk to them like this,’ Kylie responded before Larry told her to not say the world ‘this’ because it contains the letter ‘s’.
The hosts then burst into laughter before moving on to their next segment.
It comes after Larry opened up on Sunday about his secret to maintaining a successful career in the media for over 35 years.
He revealed his success ultimately came down to a positive attitude.
The pair were discussing how experts claim owners shouldn’t say the letter ‘s’ to their cats because it can sound aggressive to them when they clashed
‘You’ve got no way of dictating the future. One audition to the next, those contracts can be a one month stint or even one episode,’ he told The Daily Telegraph.
‘I like to think I’ve been nice. When a show gets axed people can show varying levels of respect. I’ve always been grateful for any opportunity and been a reasonable character in a real cat fight of a business.’
Larry added he ensured he had a successful side gig to to fall back on should he stop getting offered presenting work.
‘I learnt very early that I can’t rely on TV. I’m very interested in property, that’s my side hustle. For many years of my life TV for me, as far as a bank balance, was my part-time job.’
It comes after Larry opened up on Sunday about his secret to maintaining a successful career in the media for over 35 years
