Lorraine Kelly confronts Good Morning Britain guest Jennifer Arcuri for not answering questions

From Digital Spy

Following the very late-night airing of an ITV documentary on Boris Johnson and his links with Jennifer Arcuri last night (November 17), she appeared on today's Good Morning Britain.

However, the US businesswoman avoided commenting on the extent of her links with the PM when asked by Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid, leading to a rather awkward and totally unexpected exchange between her and Lorraine Kelly.

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Lorraine was there to discuss her own ITV show, but instead used her segment to challenge Arcuri.

"That was crazy, wasn't it?" she said. "What's the point in coming on and not answering any questions? Point of that? It doesn't make any sense."

"Excuse me," Arcuri responded.

"What's the point of you coming on the television to 'clear the air' when you don't say anything?" Lorraine enquired, to which Arcuri said: "Well I believe I said a few things."

Finally, Lorraine remarked: "Well you didn't answer any questions that were put to you and I don't see the point of you coming on, to be honest."

That wasn't the only controversial moment to unfold on this morning's episode of GMB, as former I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! and Celebs Go Dating star Lady Colin Campbell came on the show to talk about the Prince Andrew/Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

The socialite and TV personality was challenged by Piers when she shockingly claimed that she doesn't believe that soliciting prostitution from a minor counts as paedophilia.

Good Morning Britain airs weekdays on ITV.

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