Naga Munchetty introduces her Radio 5 live show
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BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty, 45, took to Instagram this morning to share details about her BBC Radio 5 Live show, but the top of her head noticeably remained out of shot. Addressing the camera angle, the host told fans she was “still getting used to the video malarkey”.
She added: “No one needs to see the top of my head anyway!
“If you can – Join me 10am-1pm @bbc5live.”
The presenter also shared the post on her Twitter page, where one intrigued fan asked about her hair.
“You’ve cut your own hair, haven’t you? #baldspot,” the social media user wrote.
Naga replied: “No!!” followed by a crying with laughter emoji.
The presenter’s fans on Instagram also shared their thoughts.
A second added: “Not until you visit the hairdresser anyway!”
“You’re doing a great job Naga,” a third penned.
On today’s show, the presenter addressed the Government’s treatment towards men and women who have faced financial difficulties due to coronavirus, as well as the latest travel restrictions.
Yesterday, she was contacted by a guest who pulled out of a show as a particular topic was too upsetting for him.
The guest was booked to discuss the difficulties of teenagers learning due to the coronavirus pandemic.
He wrote: “Sorry to @TVNaga01 – I was going to be on your show this morning regarding the huge problems with teenage kids and their schoolwork.
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“In the end, I was too upset and just couldn’t face talking about it.
“Apologies again to you and the guy who phoned me @bbc5live #naga.”
The presenter replied: “Sending my best wishes. Your wellbeing is far more important than a conversation on the radio.
“No need to apologise at all. Please take care.”
Naga began presenting the show in January on Mondays to Wednesdays.
She said in a statement at the time: “5 Live has one of the most passionate, engaged audiences in radio.
“The prospect of talking to those listeners every week really excites me.”
The presenter is also a part of the hosting line-up on BBC Breakfast.
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