NAGA Munchetty just couldn't help taking a cheeky swipe at Saturday Kitchen host Matt Tebutt today.
The 47-year-old presenter hilariously made a joke at the popular chef's expense, as she spoke to him for the first time this year.
Naga is known for her cheeky quips on the popular morning show, and Matt, 49, often finds himself the butt of her jokes - and today was no different.
As Naga and BBC Breakfast Roger Johnson threw to the celebrity chef in the Saturday Kitchen studio, she complained to him about leftover Christmas food.
She then asked Matt what he thought about festive treats that had not been eaten.
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He then started talking about how he used to enjoy biting the tops of chocolate liqueurs and "necking them", like they were a bottle of alcohol.
Matt was clearly telling a story from his childhood, but Naga couldn't help poking fun at him by saying: "And how old were you then Matt?"
The Saturday Kitchen star then mocked being offended and said: "There's always a punchline!"
Then after Matt had run through what was coming up on his show this morning, he threw back to Naga, who then hilariously quipped: "If you did dry January Matt, you'd have to clear out your chocolate cupboard!"
The popular chef then rolled his eyes, and pretending to be offended before laughing.
Meanwhile earlier in the show, Naga was warned to "behave" by weather presenter Chris Fawkes, in a hilarious takedown.
It came after Naga and co-host Roger wanted to give viewers an update on the weather halfway through the programme.
Presenter Chris appeared on screen with a striking photograph of a sunrise behind him.
Roger exclaimed: "Now what's that? Red sky in the morning, shepherds' warning?"
The weather correspondent then poked fun at Naga by explaining: "Well Naga was complaining just half an hour ago."
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She started laughing and chimed in: "That's unlike me, isn't it?"
He told viewers Naga was moaning about his original photograph of a rainy sky looking "too gloomy" for a Saturday morning.
"So I thought I'd put a cheerier picture on the screen behind me," Chris stressed after changing the image.
Naga interjected: "You got an, 'Oh' this time when I turned around and saw you, it's lovely."
As Chris looked at the sunrise photograph taken in Walmer, Kent, by a viewer named Mrs M, he warned Naga to "behave".
BBC Breakfast airs daily from 6am on BBC One.
