Naga Munchetty halts BBC Breakfast with warning ahead of segment about Prince William

Naga Munchetty has halted BBC Breakfast with a warning ahead of a segment about the Royal Family. Naga, the BBC star, was back presenting Breakfast alongside Charlie Stayt on Friday morning (November 8) when the warning was issued.

Charlie told viewers: "The time now is seven minutes past eight, and Naga, you have some comments from Prince William and the challenges, the personal challenges he has been facing." Co-star Naga said: "Yes. The Prince of Wales has revealed that the past year has probably been the most difficult of his life.

"He has been speaking to reporters at the end of a visit to South Africa, and Prince William discussed how he'd coped after both his wife and father were diagnosed with cancer, describing it as "dreadful." Naga paused before warning: "I should warn you that this report from Meghan Owen has some flashing images."

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The Princess of Wales is doing "really well" and has been "amazing this whole year", Prince William has said. He was speaking to broadcasters ahead of presenting his environmental Earthshot Prize in Cape Town, South Africa later.

On his wrist the Prince of Wales was wearing a bracelet saying "Papa" made for him by his daughter Princess Charlotte for a Taylor Swift concert, which he said he had promised to wear on the trip and "try not to lose". The Prince of Wales spoke of his affinity with Africa having spent time there on his gap year before university, volunteering on wildlife conservation projects in Kenya, Botswana, and Tanzania .

"I love this continent. I spent many a year looking around exploring it and just really thrilled to have the reception and exuberance and the energy that will be in this room tonight," he said. "Everyone wants some hope and some optimism and Earthshot comes with urgent optimism," he said.