Steph McGovern doesn’t get embarrassed on air after getting her ‘muff out on telly’

OHMYGOSSIP — Steph McGovern says nothing can embarrass her after getting her “muff out on the telly”.
The ‘Steph’s Packed Lunch’ host had a smear test live on her daytime television show and has nearly flashed her boobs during years of doing live television, and she admits there’s nothing that fazes her about her job.
In an interview with the Huff Post, she said: “I’ve literally got my muff out on the telly so once you’ve done that I don’t think there is anything that can be really embarrassing.
“Because I’ve always done live telly, there’s been loads of things over the years.”
The 40-year-old presenter used to present the business segment on ‘BBC Breakfast’ before bagging her own programme, and almost gave viewers more than they bargained for when was discussing a serious topic.
She recalled: “When I was on ‘BBC Breakfast’ my dress once split down the whole back of it and we had to do a camera angle where someone could gaffer tape it to stop it from totally exposing me.
“I was talking about really serious stuff as well like the economy and I’m nearly flashing me boobs. But anything that happens on ‘Packed Lunch’ I can normally just have a laugh about it.”
Meanwhile, Steph once had to reveal her pregnancy after “projectile vomiting” in the studio.
The telly star – who gave birth to her first daughter with her partner in November 2019 – was working on ‘BBC Breakfast’ at the time, and her morning sickness meant she broke the news earlier than expected before hitting 12 weeks.
Speaking to Giovanna Fletcher on the ‘Happy Mum Happy Baby’ podcast, she said: “I remember once and I couldn’t tell anyone I was pregnant because we’re not meant to are we, because then we jinx it apparently, whatever.
“And I was throwing up, the only thing I could get into my body that morning was watermelon and I literally projectile vomited watermelon across the studio, moments before we were about to start the 6 o’clock news headlines…
“You could see my co-host was looking at me going, ‘Are you hungover?’ and I was just like … I was trying not to whisper, aware I was wearing a mic connecting me to all the gang in the gallery.
“But everyone thinks I’m hungover or I have a bug and if you think you’ve got a bug, everyone avoids you and says go home. So I, like, ended up saying, then I suddenly felt guilty, felt like I was going to miscarry.”

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