ITV Good Morning Britain hosts forced to apologise as Hollywood star guest 'breaks rules'

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Good Morning Britain hosts Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard were forced to apologise on Thursday's show during a chat with Hollywood legend Jean-Claude Van Damme who is known for his martial arts action movies.The 63-year-old actor was joined by the presenters on the ITV programme to chat about his recent birthday celebrations when the conversation soon turned to how the Belgian martial artist keeps in such good shape for his age.As host Kate asked how he marked the big day, the actor leant down and pulled out a bottle of whisky from the chair beside him according to the Mirror as he waved it into the camera. "This whisky is fantastic," he said, "It's all about the whisky."He then laughed as he posed alongside the bottle before commenting that Irish whisky was also a good alternative as he continued to flaunt the tipple to the cameras.Ben Shephard, who has also been filling in on This Morning recently, interrupted as he said: "We have to be quite strict with the whisky now Jean-Claude.

That's enough whisky. We have to stop there though, or we'll get in trouble."Kate added: "It's early in the morning, we can't get in trouble," as Jean-Claude quickly apologised for his outburst on his love of the dram before their chat on the morning show turned to more appropriate conversations for that time in the morning.Earlier this year regular GMB host Susanna Reid was forced to check rules live on air when a debate between Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu and Richard Fitzwilliams, who were discussing the monarchy, became fiery and the hosts had to step in. Join the Daily Record's WhatsApp community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages. "I have to bring it to an end," Susanna had said whilst Ed Balls joked that