Sue Atkins and Kate Ivans debated for and against using harsh parenting tactics, and naturally, the segment was heated.
The former told Jeremy and his co-host Kate Garraway: “I don’t think you need to start off like that, and there are so many other things that you could do but you don’t need to start by smacking them because you could traumatise them.”
Kate combatted her by arguing: “We have tactile relationship with our children where we hug them and kiss them and there are times when a child runs out on the road – and my child did that – and I shook them so hard and let me tell you, they never did that again.”
However, as the debate rattled on and the two women became more embroiled in standing up for their opinions, Jeremy, 52, was forced to step in.
“I’d prefer to speak to you two but Bros are on their way and they’re a bit more famous than you,” swiped the controversial chat show host.
This came after Jeremy was left red-faced after a politician hit him with a corker of a comeback earlier on GMB.
The stand-in presenter demanded to know why new mothers in Scotland were given a “baby box” with condoms inside it.
Scottish MP Mark McDonald elegantly replied: “Well, I thought you’d done enough episodes of The Jeremy Kyle Show by now, Jeremy, to understand how this process works.”
The Good Morning Britain team later clashed with Brexit negotiator, David Davis, who suggested temporarily keeping the outstanding custom arrangements in place the very same week Britain leaves the European Union.
Good Morning Britain airs weekdays on ITV from 6am.
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