Ever been caught staring at something you really shouldn't be staring at? Yeah, probably time to stop doing that - it's kind of invasive. Thankfully for the majority of us, though, this sort of awkward moment doesn't happen on national telly where plenty of people can see where your eyes are looking.

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Social media lit up during Good Morning Britain as Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid were doing a segment about the best age to get married (spoiler: it's between your late 20s and early 30s).

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Susanna was looking down at her notes in front of her while reading the details of a study, however some people thought they saw Piers looking somewhere else.

What do you reckon?

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On Twitter, Piers has been responding to a few people asking where exactly his eyes were tracking and he insists it was his co-host's notes and not her anatomy. Ah, the classic 'I was staring at her notes' excuse.

He also addressed it on the programme, saying: "They're very quick off the mark with these kind of things and they repeatedly accuse me of this. I am not looking at your cleavage. Here's the thing, watch. Susanna has notes here... so I'm sneaking a little peek at Susanna's notes but it looks incriminating. You see?

"I have full respect for my co-workers."

But the debate wasn't over - GMB took the bold move to address it later in the programme, with none other than rapper Big Narstie.

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The MC didn't even flinch when asked whether he thought the TV presenter was looking at the notes or her chest, saying: "I love you, Piers Morgan - he's doing both because he's multi-talented." Hmmm.

Unless there's a camera angle from the side of the desk, it looks like we'll never be able to settle this debate.

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The only thing that we can agree on is that when Good Morning Britain allowed their guest, Big Narstie, to present the weather, it was nothing short of epic.

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He warned pet owners in England's north-west to expect some 'bare mud in your yard' while warning people in the Scottish Highlands they're going to get a 'bag of snow'.

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Big Narstie also told people in Britain's south to 'double up, double up, double up', stressing that the weather is no 'one t-shirt business'. He said: "We're dealing with a seven down here, so it's moderately cool. Ladies and kids dress warm. The flu is killing us - it's out to get us."