We've all had to endure a tech fail or two while on video chat during lockdown, so spare a thought for poor Judi Love during Loose Women.
The presenter joined her fellow panellists on today's (May 28) episode, though at one very inopportune moment her screen decided to freeze.
Christine Lampard, Nadia Sawalha and Denise Welch were all trying to do a Mexican wave in the studio, but Judi appeared not to be joining in.
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It quickly became apparent there were some WiFi issues, as the screen paused on her face at a moment where she looked less-than-pleased.
"Judi, woo!" they encouraged her, before realising what was happening as Nadia declared: "She's literally frozen!"
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"She hasn't, she's just not happy with the woo," Christine joked, before they all collapsed into laughter.
"I can't work out if it's WiFi or if she's just given up," Nadia admitted.
Christine added: "That's the absolute best position ever!"
Still, Judi's (unintentional) expression is definitely a mood.
Loose Women returned to screens earlier this month after some time off amid the coronavirus pandemic, and marked the occasion with a song from panellist Brenda Edwards.
Loose Women airs weekdays at 12.30pm on ITV.
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