Alison Hammond and Holly Willoughby got the giggles during a chaotic installment of This Morning on Thursday.
The cheeky presenting duo collapsed into laughter while doing the Spin to Win prize section of the programme after being in a mischievous mood all show.
Near the end of the Spin to Win segment Alison, 48, began to complain about a hair being stuck in her mouth, with Holly leaning over to help her out.
Then at the end of the game they then crossed over to Kate Lawler for the competition, with Kate then saying: ‘Hello, you big hairy monster!’
Finding it hilarious, Alison then collapsed into laughter and almost tipped Holly over in her excitement.
Funny: Alison Hammond and Holly Willoughby got the giggles during a chaotic installment of This Morning on Thursday
Larking about: The cheeky presenting duo collapsed into laughter while doing the Spin to Win prize section of the programme after being in a mischievous mood all show
Holly then couldn’t contain her giggles as she was almost knocked off her feet.
However some viewers were less than impressed with the over-the-top laughs as they commented that the giggling was ‘annoying’.
One wrote: ‘Wheezing laughing is so annoying #ThisMorning.’
Another said: ‘Is it possible to have professional presenters!’
However others were loving Thursday’s show as one penned on Twitter: ‘Alison and Holly just making me laugh so much this morning. @hollywills @AlisonHammond.’
Someone else said: ‘Alison Hammond is pure joy!!’
It comes after earlier this week Alison hinted she has a new secret boyfriend after sharing a cryptic sex confession during Loose Women Live.
The TV star joined her fellow ITV Daytime hosts during their appearance at the London Palladium on Tuesday.
The panel was made up of Christine Lampard, Denise Welch, Brenda Edwards, Linda Robson and Janet Street-Porter.
Oh dear! Near the end of the Spin to Win segment Alison, 48, began to complain about a hair being stuck in her mouth, with Holly leaning over to help her out
Silly: Then at the end of the game they then crossed over to Kate Lawler for the competition, with Kate then saying: ‘Hello, you big hairy monster!’
Jokes: There were plenty of laughs on the episode
Reaction: However some viewers were less than impressed with the over-the-top laughs as they commented that the giggling was ‘annoying’
Happy: However others were loving Thursday’s show as one penned on Twitter: ‘Alison and Holly just making me laugh so much this morning. @hollywills @AlisonHammond’
During the show, Christine asked the panel: ‘Who’s having the most jiggy jigs?’
Alison then said: ‘How’s Birmingham doing? I reckon we’re up there, I really do…’
She then cheekily added: ‘Well I am.’
Alison’s confession came after she recently admitted she is ‘finally ready to settle down’ after years of ‘getting cold feet’ in past relationships.
The presenter revealed she ‘has always been scared’ of commitment but is now ready to tie the knot if Mr Right comes along.
Alison was previously engaged to cab driver Noureddine Boufaied, the father of her son Aiden, 18, but claimed she ‘wasn’t ready for marriage at the time.’
Alison dated landscape gardener Ben Hawkins for two years, before their split earlier this year.
Speaking to Gyles Brandreth in an episode of his podcast Rosebud – which starts on Friday, the TV personality explained that she ‘loves her own company’ and believes that’s why she struggles in relationships.
Love life: It comes after earlier this week Alison hinted she has a new secret boyfriend after sharing a cryptic sex confession during Loose Women Live
Event: The star joined her fellow ITV Daytime hosts during their appearance at the London Palladium on Tuesday
Alison said: ‘I think that’s why I struggle in relationships, because I don’t want somebody around me all the time. I absolutely love being on my own. I’m OK with it. I’ve never felt lonely.
‘I think as soon as I hear the word marriage I get cold feet. I think I’m just one of those people.
‘I always – not think there’s something better – but I always get a bit nervous to know that is it.
‘I just feel like I’m tied down and I don’t like it, when really and truly, I’m getting to that age now where I think “Alison, let go – it’s OK to settle down.”‘
