BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty hits back at fans after being compared to 'jockey' with brutal swipes at outfit | The Sun

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty has hit back at fans after they made brutal swipes about her outfit.

Naga, 48, was back on the BBC Breakfast sofa for the first time this week alongside Charlie Stayt.


The journalist opted for a striking sky blue shirt and matching skirt, which featured a green panel on one sleeve and part of the skirt, as well as an off-white circular panel on the opposite shoulder.

However, Naga's boldly coloured ensemble was immediately compared to something a jockey would wear in a horse race by some viewers.

Taking to X – formerly Twitter – one wrote: "Naga Munchetty riding in the 9:30 at Aintree straight after BBC Breakfast, so clearly not worth going home to get changed first.."

Another added: "Is Naga going horse jumping ? What is she wearing."

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A third tweeted: "Are you riding the 10:30 at Kempton today @TVNaga01".

The BBC Breakfast viewer may have got a surprise as Naga responded: "Yep – I always find a multi-purpose outfit incredibly useful x."

While Naga appeared to take the jibes about her outfit in good humour, there were some who loved her look.

One wrote: "I think you look very nice."

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Another added: "Where is your amazing blue shirt dress from today? Looks so cool!"

Meanwhile a third complimented: "loving your blouse."

BBC Breakfast airs daily from 6am on BBC One.

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