She has been married to Dean Brow since August 2010 – and they’ve been together for two decades. The couple share a little girl named Charlotte Blossom Brown, who was born in 2017 and the youngster even appeared alongside her mother on GMB when she was just a year old.

During the latest instalment of GMB, Laura got the chance to interview her favourite band Bon Jovi in entertainment reporter Richard Arnold’s absence. She excitedly spoke to Jon about new Disney+ series chronicling the band’s 40-year history at the UK premiere.

Recalling the “out of body experience”, Laura recalled that the band were even involved in her wedding day, much to the dismay of her husband Dean. Laura explained: “The story is that on my wedding day, my husband”s only task was to name the tables because I said I wanted Bon Jovi albums. He said: ‘That’s not happening’. I said: ‘Well, you name them then,'” reports the Daily Star.

“A few days before the wedding, I found out he hadn’t done that so my mum brought all of her LPs in so every table was named after a Bon Jovi album. He found that out as we walked into our wedding venue whilst they were playing Bon Jovi and his face was just like: ‘You did it.'”

When Laura’s co-star Kate Garraway curiously asked: “How did he forgive you or has he not?” Laura cheekily replied: “Well, we just got married, so he was really happy.”

Elsewhere on the show, Kate apologised for issuing a plea to Haringey Council on social media when she received “unsettling letters” addressed to her late husband. Kate told viewers: “Sorry about putting that on Twitter! It was born out of frustration, I don’t like putting things onto Twitter!”

Kate delved into the reasons behind her tweet after co-host Ed Balls mentioned it, saying: “This is not an attack on Haringey Council, it was born out of utter frustration. I don’t like putting things onto Twitter but many good people, including Martin Lewis, say that often the people who monitor social media are also more staffed than the people who have to answer phones.”