This Morning presenter Craig Doyle was left fighting back tears on Thursday's show after he was joined by his rarely-seen son Quinn, 22, on the ITV daytime programme
This Morning 's host Craig Doyle had an emotional moment on Thursday's show when he was caught off guard by a sweet interaction with his son live on air.
After 71 year old Jeff questioned Quinn about his language abilities, he began serenading the young man, leading Craig to joke that his son was mortified. Craig said: "Poor Quinny, this is his worst nightmare! I ought to hug him, oh baby, I'm so sorry," before embracing his blushing son live on air.
Jeff then joined in and gave Quinn a hug as well. However, the moment left Craig feeling emotional, and he had to fight back tears, asking Sian to take over the hosting duties. Viewers wasted no time heading over to Twitter, sharing their reactions to the latest interview on This Morning. One fan commented: "What a lovely man Jeff Goldblum is. And glad it was Craig and Sian that interviewed him. #ThisMorning", another user posted: "I think Sian and Craig should be permanent. They work together so well. @thismorning make them permanent Monday - Thursday. #ThisMorning" and someone else chimed in with: "#Thismorning love Craig and sian.
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