Naga Munchetty has revealed that she's come to terms with being criticised by 'fools' amid reports the BBC has launched a bullying probe into its flagship Breakfast show.
Ms Munchetty has become an advocate for women's health and the fight against medical misogyny after publicly revealing her adenomyosis diagnosis back in 2023.
Ms Munchetty recently released a book on the gender healthcare gap, chronicling the experience of hundreds of women who feel their pain was disregarded or downplayed.
During Thursday's instalment of the programme, Naga, 50, returned to the iconic red sofa to deliver the latest headlines alongside co-host Charlie Stayt, 62.
The 49-year-old said she had found paid advertisements on X and Facebook that included the explicit fake images to 'trick people out of their hard-earned money'.