KATE Garraway made a very rude blunder live on Good Morning Britain – did you catch it?

The awkward moment came as Kate, 59, and co-host Tom Swarbrick, 39, interviewed a guest from ‘s The Piano.

A woman with long blonde hair and a yellow lace top speaks on a TV set.Kate Garraway made an unfortunate blunder on Good Morning Britain – did you notice it?Credit: ITV A person with glasses and long brown hair wearing a red top with a floral tattoo on her left arm.She was speaking to Grace Matthews, who wowed with her playing skills on Channel 4’s The Piano Credit: ITV

Grace Matthews, 19, had her fingers and lower legs amputated at a young age.

The pianist, from Norwich, had been suffering from and meningococcal septicaemia when she was four.

She subsequently taught herself to play the piano using her own technique – and left many impressed with her playing skills.

Speaking to Grace on , Kate made an unfortunate blunder that viewers soon clocked.

Grace Matthews posing next to a black Steinway & Sons piano.Grace had her fingers and lower legs amputated at the age of four Credit: Cambridge University Hospitals Claudia Winkleman filming 'The Piano' at London Bridge Train Station.Grace impressed the show’s presenter Claudia Winkleman, the judges and viewers with her ability Credit: Andrew Styczynski

The presenter said: “People talk about the skill of f*******g in the piano, don’t they?

“They talk about the skill of the strength of fingers, the spread of fingers.

“And you just approach this head-on, without that.”

Reacting to the moment, one person wrote online: “Wasn’t expecting that”, adding three laughing emojis.

Another penned: “Excuse me of what exactly.”

While a third commented: “Generational lock in from everyone in the studio.”