Naga Munchetty shares death of pet cat
Naga Munchetty has mentioned the demise of her cat Missy has left a “massive hole” in her heart.
The BBC Breakfast host shared her decline on social media, paying out tribute to her beloved pet.
Munchetty, 47, reported: “Claimed goodbye to our darling, sweet girl Missy yesterday.
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“She may possibly have been smaller, but she was enormous in stature. The sweetest cat I have at any time beloved.
“She’s remaining a large hole in our hearts and house.”
The Television presenter and journalist – who life with her broadcast specialist husband of 17 several years James Haggar – has two other cats Bella and Xena.
She frequently posts picture of her feline pets on social media.
In 2020 she revealed Bella experienced gone through surgical procedure, sharing a photo of the cat in a cone collar and joking: “This is how we left publish-op Bella when we went to get meals (indeed, essentials) this morning.
“Then when we identified her following trying to escape the ‘Cone of shame’… And the bin that she knocked over although making an attempt to dismantle the cat flap…
“I can securely say that @jameshaggar09 and I are not in her fantastic guides…”
Munchetty – who competed in Strictly Come Dancing in 2016 – has been a host on BBC Breakfast since 2014.
She has frequently been celebrated for her powerful retorts to on line trolls who mail her abusive messages.
And she is not fearful to speak out when she encounters racism in her everyday lifestyle.
The Tv presenter uncovered herself at the centre of a broadcast controversy in July 2019 in the course of a discussion about former US President Donald Trump‘s comments telling his opponents to “go again to exactly where they came from”.
She stated: “Each time I have been explained to, as a woman of colour, to go back again to where I arrived from, that was embedded in racism. Now I’m not accusing anyone of something listed here, but you know what specific phrases necessarily mean.”
The discussion apparently sparked grievances from viewers who felt that the BBC ended up not remaining impartial and in September 2019, Munchetty was dominated to have breached the BBC’s suggestions.
It outraged numerous, specifically as co-host Dan Walker was seemingly complained about also but not investigated, and an open up letter asking for the company to take into account their ruling again was signed by renowned supporters which include Sir Lenny Henry.
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By the close of September 2019, then-BBC director-normal Tony Corridor overturned the ruling following hunting into it himself.
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