Kate Garraway claims Susanna Reid is ‘all about nipples’ as GMB nudity row turns personal
NUDITY was the word on everyone’s lips this morning.
Good Morning Britain presenters Susanna Reid, Kate Garraway and Sean Fletcher fronted a huge debate about whether it’s okay to be naked in front of your children.
Marina Fogle, wife of broadcaster Ben Fogle, has no issue with being seen naked by her two young children.
Marina said her kids often see her in her birthday suit when they burst into the bathroom and she doesn’t try to hid her figure from them.
She explained: “I’m not afraid to be naked in the house. I feel it’s better to be relaxed about nudity.”
Marina added: “I’m bruised, I’m scarred I’m stretch-marked and I’ve got boobs like I’ve never seen in a magazine before, but that’s good to teach them.”
Susanna Reid flaunts her figure
However, Celebrity Big Brother star Jessica Cunningham – who is currently expecting her fourth child – argued that being naked was “private” and her three daughters know not to come into the bathroom when she’s in the buff.
She said: “How do you teach them about boundaries? It’s private.
“I teach my kids body confidence by telling them about it. You don’t have to be naked. What about paedophiles?”
Suffice to say, the debate continued online.
“It’s just me and my daughter at home and we regularly talk to each other in the shower,” one viewer tweeted.
Another added: “It is not okay for parents to be naked in front of their kids. I can’t imagine my dad walking around naked.”
And a third chimed in: “I’m with Marina! Your children should be able to feel 100% comfortable with being naked in their own home. I grew up with this but it didn’t mean I ran around naked at other houses!”
This comes after talk turned to nipples earlier in the week.
Susanna didn’t understand the fuss caused over ice skater Gabriella Papadakis’ Winter Olympics wardrobe malfunction which saw her nipple break free during her routine.
Kate brought it up again this morning and asked a blushing Susanna: “You’re all about nipples aren’t you?”
“Now you’re trying to free everyone.”
Good Morning Britain returns tomorrow morning at 6am on ITV.
