Naga Munchetty 'bullying' claims in full as she quits BBC Breakfast - including 'wild' sex joke
Naga Munchetty is leaving BBC Breakfast amid reports of past bullying allegations, including claims of inappropriate comments and unprofessional behavior toward colleagues. The presenter has not publicly addressed the specific accusations reported by various sources.
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Naga Munchetty reportedly faced a slew of bullying allegations before she quit BBC Breakfast .
The host, 51, was said to have been placed under review last August following complaints of bullying over a three-year period.
She was accused of bullying a female colleague and making a “wildly unprofessional” off-air sex joke that left a co-worker “humiliated”, as well as apparently chastised an intern over the way they spread her Marmite on toast. She has never publicly commented on the claims.
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