While all of London tries to soak up as much of the sun as they can before the fifteen minutes of summer we’ve been allocated inevitably turns to rain, Susanna Reid clearly wasn’t going to be cooped up in a TV studio while it’s warm outside.
Instead, the ‘Good Morning Britain’ team headed outdoors on Wednesday morning, broadcasting their breakfast show live from London's Southbank in honour of the warm weather.
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Susanna Reid
The presenter interviewed her former 'Strictly Come Dancing' competitor Sophie Ellis-Bextor in the great outdoors, so they could make the most of the July sunshine.
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The 'Good Morning Britain' team interview Sophie Ellis-Bextor in the sunshine
Susanna looked every inch the summer sizzler in a sleeveless, floral dress but her co-presenter Ben Shephard looked like he was regretting dressing in layers as he carried his suit jacket.
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Feeling the heat, Ben?
But it’s not just the warm weather putting a smile on Susanna’s face, as it was reported last month that producers are “delighted” with how she’s been doing since the launch of ‘Good Morning Britain’ earlier this year, despite the fact the show’s low ratings have left ITV bosses wondering whether to pull the plug on the show altogether.
Meanwhile, her former ‘BBC Breakfast’ colleague Bill Turnbull has spoken in her defense, claiming she should ignore her detractors and instead focus on the positive feedback she’s been getting.
Instead, the ‘Good Morning Britain’ team headed outdoors on Wednesday morning, broadcasting their breakfast show live from London's Southbank in honour of the warm weather.
The presenter interviewed her former 'Strictly Come Dancing' competitor Sophie Ellis-Bextor in the great outdoors, so they could make the most of the July sunshine.
Susanna looked every inch the summer sizzler in a sleeveless, floral dress but her co-presenter Ben Shephard looked like he was regretting dressing in layers as he carried his suit jacket.
But it’s not just the warm weather putting a smile on Susanna’s face, as it was reported last month that producers are “delighted” with how she’s been doing since the launch of ‘Good Morning Britain’ earlier this year, despite the fact the show’s low ratings have left ITV bosses wondering whether to pull the plug on the show altogether.
Meanwhile, her former ‘BBC Breakfast’ colleague Bill Turnbull has spoken in her defense, claiming she should ignore her detractors and instead focus on the positive feedback she’s been getting.
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