THIS Morning have been slammed by viewers for a ‘tasteless’ tiger toy segment on today’s episode – just days after a man was killed at a Yorkshire zoo.

after he jumped into the enclosure.

Three presenters on a television set showcase various toys for a screen-free Christmas segment.
This Morning fans shared their shock when the show shared a toy tiger during today’s toy segmet Credit: itv
Flowers left at the entrance of Yorkshire Wildlife Park.
William Chapman, 23, died at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, in Doncaster, on Saturday Credit: Alamy

The most recent episode of the show saw Alice Beer return to the studio to show off the Entertainer’s top 10 screen-free presents that parents could buy for their children this .

One item on display for and to look at was an interactive toy tiger.

Alice explained that it starts off as a cub and grows into a fully grown tiger that the children can feed.

Many couldn’t believe that the programme included a toy tiger considering what happened over the weekend.

A robotic toy tiger being petted.
Alice explained that children can feed the tiger and it grows into an adult Credit: itv
Three people sitting on stools in a television studio discussing whether people want a screen-free Christmas.
Alice appeared on the show about toys that parents could buy this festive season

One said on X: “Not sure that tiger toy is the best thing to wheel out in front of the cameras this week.”

“Thought the tiger toy was a bit tasteless tbh,” another tweeted.

A third chimed in: “As if they have a toy tiger after what happened to that poor man at the zoo.”

A fourth added: “Little bit awkward choosing a tiger toy this week.”

A fifth tweeted: “Bad week to promote tiger toys.”

A sixth pointed out: “A toy tiger?”

“Toy tiger for Xmas, anyone? Producers have a dropped an absolute b*****k, especially with ITV running the ‘Tiger Attack’ headline all week,” a seventh chimed in.

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William Chapman was once a promising young actor and performer.

The tragedy , including families with children, with emergency services pronouncing Chapman dead on the scene after being called to the park shortly after 1.30pm on Saturday (10 October).

The wildlife conservation and rehabilitation centre remained closed for a fifth day on Wednesday as investigations into the incident continue.