ITV This Morning's Sian Welby sparks Ofcom complaints and accused of 'bullying'
25.01.2024 - 18:46
/ dailyrecord.co.uk
This Morning star Sian Welby has been involved in over 100 complaints made to broadcasting watchdog Ofcom over comments made about a small business.
Welby made the remarks while chatting to radio hosts Roman Kemp and Chris Stark on their Capital Breakfast show.
They were all discussing a small business called Chocolate Moments, who produce 'bars of crisps' - chocolate bars with various flavours of crisps inside.
Sian, who has been tipped to replace Holly Willoughby on ITV, announced she thought the products were "some sort of con." She referenced the brand's website that said a number of flavours are out of stock.
"Has it already failed? Is it bankruptcy already? I was quite excited. It's not maybe been as popular," Sian quipped according to reports in OK Magazine.
She added: "Oops I tell you why, some of the flavours lamb and mint... with chocolate, that's a bit off. Look it says it's all out of stock. Do you think it's ever been in stock?"
The trio also joked the website resembled the design skills of a child as Roman added: "The contact number at the bottom is a mobile number and the email is just a person's name."
To which Sian added that the business is probably being "run out of their garage." Brand owner Maria Antoniou has since hit out at the trio on Instagram, as she shared a clip of the radio show accusing the hosts of "bullying."
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The Chocolate Moments was met with a flurry of support behind her as many listeners complained to Ofcom and the radio station directly. One social media user wrote: "I've sent complaints to all 3 presenters and @capitalofficial to express my disgust for their treatment of your