Good Morning Britain viewers cringe as Richard Madeley tells rude gag about Dolly Parton’s boobs AGAIN

GOOD Morning Viewers are begging host Richard Madeley to stop retelling a joke about Dolly Parton's large boobs.

The divisive presenter shared one of his favourite celebrity anecdotes after music legend Dolly, 76, received the Courage and Civility Award and $100m from Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.

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Gleeful Richard told co-star Susanna Reid: "I looked at her, and this is live, and I said 'God, you've got really tiny feet, haven't you?' and she looked at me and went [cups his chest] 'nothing grows in the shade, honey'.

"She's a living doll."

Jolene singer Dolly is famous for her large bust, glamorous style and naughty personality.

Viewers have heard Richard recall the moment before and urged him to retire it.

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One wrote on Twitter: "Madeley please STOP telling that Dolly Parton anecdote! You tell it at EVERY opportunity! Please get in your cringe Time Machine and go back to the 80’s where you belong. You are ruining morning telly for thousands!2

A second posted: "#GMB why does Madeley keep repeating stories 'I may have told this story about Dolly Parton before' yes we have and it’s still not funny."

A third joked: "#gmb Get ya eye's off her cleveage Madeley."

While a fourth said: "Richard Madeley: I've told this story many times before I mean I've heard it 3 times in the last WEEK!"

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Bezos' partner Lauren Sanchez, who decides which philanthropist receives the prize, wrote about Dolly's award win on Instagram and described the country icon as: “A woman who gives with her heart and leads with love and compassion in every aspect of her work.”

She continued: “We can’t wait to see all the good that you’re going to do with this $100 million award."

While a stunned and delighted Dolly said in a recorded acceptance video: “Wow! Did you say $100 million?...

“I think people who are in a position to help should put their money where their heart is. I will do my best to do good things with this money,."

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