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Parents are 100% convinced this BBC kids' presenter said the C-word on telly

“Imagine, imagine, you’re a fluttering c**t!”

Sep 8th 2016, 8:50 AM 7,314 Views 4 Comments

THIS BBC SCANDAL is its most shocking yet – what will henceforth be known as C**tgate.

flutteringkite Source: BBC

Parents believe CBeebies presenter Chris Jarvis uttered a very rude word yesterday morning during a little song about ‘fluttering kites’.

The offending clip was originally uploaded to Facebook, where it was shared a massive 53,000 times:

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We know we shouldn’t, but…

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Kite? C**t? What is it, Chris?

Luckily for the BBC though, everyone thinks the mix up is hilarious.

Yeah that's not how I pronounce Kite naughty cbeebies!
— Natalie Howden (@howden_natalie) September 8, 2016

Source: Natalie Howden/Twitter

The @CBeebiesHQ Fluttering Kite scandal is the funniest thing I've watched in ages! Doubt @realchrisjarvis is gonna ruin his 25 year career!
— H (@helfkndoes) September 8, 2016

Source: Helen Moorey/Twitter

There's whole list of folk who I think are fluttering Kites... #CBeebies
— Luke Robert Mason (@LukeRobertMason) September 8, 2016

Source: Luke Robert Mason/Twitter

After dozens of enquiries on the official CBeebies Facebook page, the BBC reassured parents that it was not what they had feared:

It’s kite everyone, kite! We make shows for your little ones so it’s always going to be kite.

Still though – ‘fluttering c**t’ is the best insult we’ve heard in a while.

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Parents are 100% convinced this BBC kids' presenter said the C-word on telly