Whoopsie! Loose Women's set just broke live on air.
Presenting Monday's episode (July 12) was Charlene White, who was joined by panellists Coleen Nolan, Jane Moore and Storm Keating in her first regular appearance on the ITV daytime programme.
The group were discussing the subject of marrying childhood sweethearts when they were suddenly disturbed by several loud bangs.
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A panel situated behind Storm then fell from its frame and to the ground.
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The first to react was Coleen, who jumped at the initial clatter, with Charlene quick to reassure Storm that this wasn't an everyday occurrence.
"It's not normally a health and safety nightmare like this, Storm!" Charlene said, while Coleen joked: "The budget on this show is off the scale!"
Charlene then reassured the panellists and viewers that the situation was being handled.
"The sticky back plastic is not working great, but don't worry, someone will secretly go backstage and fix that while Coleen talks," she said.
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Later in the episode, Charlene confirmed the panel had been restored, and thanked a Loose Women crew member for fixing the set during an ad break.
It follows her previously opening up about the "horrific abuse" she had received from Twitter trolls.
Loose Women airs on weekdays at 12.30pm on ITV.
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