BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty hits back at troll after brutal response to silky outfit

NAGA Munchetty is no stranger to trolls online and has taken the habit of responding to their comments.

After a brutal jab at her silky black outfit during Thursday’s morning show, the BBC Breakfast co-host clapped back.

The presenter was back at the helm on July 14, sporting a silky black shirt dress on the air.

One cruel viewer named Martin took to Twitter upon seeing her outfit and publicly blasted the 47-year-old by comparing the blouse to a bin bag.

“That reminds me @TVNaga01 I must put the black bin bags out today”, he penned, paired with a winking emoji.

However, Naga isn’t one to back down when faced with online hate, as she’s proven on countless instances.

The host also turned to social media, responding lightly to the troll’s harsh remark on her clothing.

Naga wrote: “That’s funny x”

Thankfully for her, a small handful of fans rushed to her rescue by commenting on Martin’s post.

“Naga you look gorgeous”, one of them jumped in as another echoed: “She’d still look gorgeous even if she did wear a bin bag.”

As mentioned above, Naga is often subjected to ruthless viewers online who have trouble dealing with her bold personality and presenting style.

But she always comes up with the perfect response to knock them down a peg.

Earlier in July, a BBC One viewer nastily tweeted: “Only me who thinks Naga Munchetty is a bit of a w***er?”

The broadcaster didn’t ignore the scathing insult and, instead, quote-tweeted it for and hilariously replied with: “Doubt it.”

In March, Naga hit back at another Twitter user who deemed her “tiresome” after mistakenly thinking she was hosting BBC One’s morning show.

At the time, Victoria Derbyshire and Ben Thompson were actually on the air, interviewing Transport Secretary Grant Shapps.

“Just had to turn Naga on BBC Breakfast off again. Interviewing Grant Shapps, then starts the normal childish ‘Na, na, na, let’s blame you’. So tiresome”, the viewer wrote.

Naga immediately pointed out that she wasn’t even in the BBC studios.

“Sally, I’m not at work today”, she penned, adding: “Maybe you should turn off your default setting of hate instead? Have a lovely day.”

BBC Breakfast airs on BBC One at 6am.