Lorraine Kelly found herself flustered during a lively interview with and Matt Lucas on Wednesday's show.

The comedic duo, who rose to fame with their hit sketch series Little Britain, have since pursued individual paths in the TV , with Matt becoming a familiar face on , which he left in 2023.

Meanwhile, David secured a spot as a judge on Simon Cowell's before recently stepping down. Now, reuniting for their latest venture, the pair appeared on Lorraine's show to promote their new podcast 'Making A Scene', capturing the Scottish presenter's interest.

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David and Matt were in fine form, giving Lorraine a run for her money with their characteristic playful interruptions. They even engaged in a game with Lorraine to test how well they knew each other, but hilarity ensued when they couldn't guess each other's "favourite song", reports .

Lorraine didn't hold back, exclaiming: "This is rubbish," and scolded David for not taking the game show seriously, saying: "This is supposed to be an ITV game show and you're not playing by the rules."

Despite the mock-serious tone, the banter between them carried on, with Matt cheekily inviting the new grandmother to guest star on their podcast.

During a light-hearted exchange, Matt popped the question: "Please come on our podcast?" to which an excited Lorraine responded: "I would love to come on your podcast, I really would actually."

However, she quickly followed up with a cautious inquiry: "I don't know, are you allowed to transmit anything so we wouldn't get taken off for anything like that?" to which Matt reassured her: "No, I think you can go rogue," but it was David's cheeky remark that caught her off guard as he quipped: "I think we've got past that. We've all been cancelled at some point. They can't do it again."

Lorraine couldn't hide her surprise and let out a shriek before trying to move on, saying: "Making a scene with Matt Lucas and David Walliams podcast is out now."

Back in November 2022, David confirmed he was stepping down from his role as a BGT judge after a transcript of comments he'd made during a break were made public.

In a statement issued before his exit, he said: "I would like to apologise to the people I made disrespectful comments about during breaks in filming for Britain's Got Talent in 2020.

"These were private conversations and - like most conversations with friends - were never intended to be shared. Nevertheless, I am sorry."

Lorraine airs weekdays on ITV1, from 9am.