QVC hosts were left astounded after a caller made a shocking confession during the live show. Hosts Kim Gravel and Mary DeAngelis have gone viral for their reaction after they received a call from a woman named Marianne while they were showing off some colourful sweaters from the Gravels' Belle collection. Speaking to the hosts, she boasted: "I got that peasant blouse with the tassels," before adding: "And I used to wear the tassels on my pasties."

With Kim left visibly shocked, Marieanne repeatedly asked: "Do you know what pasties are?" But the host, who was speechless, struggled to muster a response and could only utter: "Okay." Meanwhile, Mary was off-screen, and in silence, as only her arm could be seen putting the clothes back on the rail. The caller continued: "Well, I had tassels on my pasties," leaving Kim and Mary struck by the admission.

Kim, stunned by the confession, stated: "Marianne, you are my emotional support diva, okay. You have just made my whole entire day," before revealing: "Mary's walked off, she's dead on the couch."

The camera then panned over to the QVC star, who was lying on the sofa in disbelief.

"I'm having therapy with Marianne right now," Kim joked before her co-host continued: "Marianne is my sister from another mister." As she remarked: "Marianne, you made my year."

Clearly amused by the interaction, Mary questioned: "Is she still here? Marianne, don't hang up."

But when Marianne didn't answer, she said: "She hung up on us." As the hosts both walked off the set, Kim could be heard confessing: "I wanted to hear the rest of that story."

Viewers were tickled by the interaction as they took to the comments with their reactions.

"I think every time I watch this clip, it gets funnier. It's the lady behind her rushing to put the stuff on the hanger rack to avoid laughing on my camera," said one.

Another shared: "Ok, now I need to watch QVC bc I need this kind of entertainment."

"I thought they were gonna tell her it's inappropriate for daytime TV, but they went the complete opposite direction," penned another fan.

Meanwhile, a fourth requested: "Can we get Marianne back on the phone??"