Lorraine Kelly forced to apologise after on-air blunder after blaming it on a ‘very heavy weekend’

She’s the queen of daytime TV who never sets foot wrong.

However, on Monday Lorraine Kelly was forced to apologize after making a blunder on live TV – before being blamed for a ‘tough weekend’.

The presenter, 62, became confused when she told Good Morning Britain presenters Susanna Reid and Ed Balls what to expect from her show.

From her cozy studio she said, “Harry Hill…I’m going to work with him on a very interesting product.”

She quickly corrected herself and said, “Project, even. So I’ll see you at 9 o’clock.’

Intrigued, Ed asked, “What kind of product is this?”

Laughing Lorraine explains: ‘It’s a project, not a product.

‘My apologies. I’ve had a very rough weekend and I apologize for that.’

In fits of laughter with his co-host Susannah, Ed asked what she’d been up to.

Lorraine replied, ‘Frankly, a young man like you doesn’t want to know. You’d be shocked.’

The Scottish star then kicked off her show with a clip on how to cure a hangover with doctor Amir Khan, who said Lorraine looked tired.

“Maybe I partied all weekend or not,” she told the TV doctor.

“My sweet Rosie gave us a total surprise party.

“There were so many people and I had no idea. It was delicious with all the attention to detail.

“She had flowers that were used from my bouquet thirty years ago.

“But it went on… John Kelly, no relatives, but he’s like my big brother… he threw a party for us again yesterday.

‘You know when you have a lot of booze left and don’t know what to do? So you have one more.

“It was great, really good.”

The gaffe comes after Hollywood hunk George Clooney made Lorraine blush and burst into a fit of giggles during a live interview on her show last week.

Lorraine confessed to turning “bright red” after asking the 61-year-old star about a kiss scene in his new movie, Ticket to Paradise.

In a clampwhere Lorraine interviews both Julia Roberts, 54, and George, Lorraine asked the couple, “You have a little kiss scene, but you couldn’t do it for ages because you laughed too much?”

“It’s crazy, kissing your best friend, it’s like, ‘what, this is weird,'” she said.

“Yes,” Julia agreed.

George couldn’t help but playfully tease Lorraine with the term “wee kissing scene.”

‘That’s a strange expression, ‘wee kissing scene’. I mean, what time is this show?’ he joked.

‘I’m red. I’ve actually turned bright red, I’m very calm and very cool,” Lorraine joked.

Julia comforted Lorraine and joked: ‘It’s hard to be like this’ [calm and cool] in front of George Clooney, right?’

The pair appeared on Lorraine to promote their new movie, Ticket to Paradise.

Aided by Ol Parker, the director of Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again and the Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Ticket to Paradise is a rom-com about two ill-behaved people who rediscover love.

George and Julia play exes on a mission to prevent their daughter from making the same mistake 25 years ago by getting married young.

Their daughter Lily (played by Kaitlyn Dever) meets the love of her life on a post-graduation trip to Bali, where her parents must travel to change their mind.

If the couple makes plans together to ruin their daughter’s upcoming wedding, they may just be able to rekindle the spark they once had.

It is the fourth time George and Julia have collaborated, after Ocean’s Eleven (2001), Ocean’s Twelve (2004) and Money Monster (2016).

The pair spent months filming the show in Australia’s far north Queensland.

Julia spent her quarantine period in a $56.9 million mansion in Sydney’s Vaucluse.

The property was the former rental home of Lachlan and Sarah Murdoch, the son and daughter-in-law of Australian-born media mogul Rupert Murdoch.

The house was guarded by armed guards 24 hours a day, while multiple chefs, waiters and housekeepers stayed with Julia as part of her travel bubble.