‘We might not be with you!’ warn Morning Live hosts as shock blackout throws BBC studio into chaos

MORNING Live was thrown into chaos this morning after a blackout left the hosts wondering if they would make it to air.

During Friday's BBC Breakfast, Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt checked in with the Morning Live hosts to see what was coming up on their show.

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The camera switched over to Gethin Jones and Sara Cox in the Manchester studio, where the Welshman revealed they'd had some drama already today.

He said: "Good Morning, Happy St David's Day to you. We're happy to be here actually, we had a power cut about an hour ago didn't we?

"So we're not sure if we'll be with you at half nine but we're keeping everything crossed."

Sara crossed her fingers and joked: "We looked quite nice in that dull light, we looked much younger it was great."

Naga chuckled and said: "There's a song like that isn't there? You look better in the dark?"

Sara replied: "I don't know, is there? Do you want to sing it for us, Naga?"

But Naga said: "No, no. I'm fine, but with all your music knowledge you must know what it sounds like."

Sara responded: "Okay Naga, I'll play it for you later," before Gethin chipped in: "We'll need some power for that though, won't we?"

Earlier this week, Morning Live fans were delighted to see Kym Marsh return to the show for the first time since the death of her father.

The former Coronation Street actress, 47, has been off air since December after her dad David passed away following a battle with prostate cancer.

Fans were delighted to see her, with one writing: "Lovely to see you Kym. Sending you and your family fondest wishes."

A second wrote: "Lovely to see Kym back where she belongs, hope not to soon for her, but great seeing her back."

"Welcome back kym, hope you and your family are all well," said a third.

Morning Live airs weekdays at 9.30am on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.