Pilgrimage fans all say the same thing as Scarlett Moffatt has huge row with Laurence Llewellyn-Bowen

PILGRIMAGE fans all said the same thing as Scarlett Moffatt had a huge row with Laurence Llewellyn-Bowen.

The two clashed over an apparent 'class divide' as Kensington born Laurence said he preferred to hear sermons in Latin rather than English.

Fans were gobsmacked as Scarlett let rip at Laurence, 57, during a discussion over the dinner table during the final segment of the hit BBC2 show that explores faith in several religions.

They took to Twitter as soon as The former Gogglebox star, 31, told the Changing Rooms presenter off saying most 'everyday' people heard their sermons in English, and there was nothing wrong with that.

One fan Tweeted: "It’s just Lawrence’s way that he can come over as a little pompous and patronising."

Another said: "Quite enjoying Laurence Llewellyn-Bowen and Nick Hewer trying to pull the whole "actually it's better in Latin" nonsense and Scarlett Moffatt having ABSOLUTELY NONE OF IT."

A third said: "Love Scarlett even more now."

Other fans leapt to Laurence's defence and said it was a misunderstanding.

One said: "Poor Laurence Llewelyn Bowen. Attacked for elitism when that's not what he said at all. What a shame that it ended up being hijacked by two people who didn't understand that."

Another said: "Poor Laurence. He did nothing wrong there."

Meanwhile fans praised Scarlett as she stood up for herself for being a Christian after she was 'taken down a little' by one of her Pilgrimage co-stars.

TV presenter Nick Hower made a snide comment about how would she feel about religion if things started going bad.

"Her influencers [followers] will dry up and you look at your numbers and you only have three, how would that be?" he quizzed.

Scarlett didn't miss a beat telling: "To be fair, Jesus only had 12 so I wouldn't mind."

Viewers were pleased with Scarlett's clap back to the comments.

One viewer tweeted: "‘Jesus only had 12 followers’ well said Scarlett, good riposte to Nick, who I felt was trying to take you down a little."