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BBC Breakfast underwent a hosting shake-up as TWO of the programme's regular stars went missing.
Charlie Stayt, 61, was the only usual face to be seen on the BBC's red sofa this morning.
His co-presenter, Naga Munchetty, 48, was nowhere to be seen as she disappeared for the second day running.
Whilst Nina Warhurst took her place yesterday, the BBC gave Charlie another stand-in face to bring Britain up to date with the latest news.
Joining him this morning was Rachel Burden, 49, with the popular BBC Radio 5 Live presenter making her first appearance with Charlie on the programme this year.
The star looked chic as she opted for a figure-hugging black dress with a low-cut neckline as she flashed her legs from behind the desk.
Naga was not the only star to go missing from the Beeb's morning offering with resident weather star Carol Kirkwood, 63, also failing to appear.
Carol's cheery smile was missed by regular viewers of the programme as the BBC brought in Matt Taylor to cover her absence.
No reason appeared to be given as to why the two stars had taken time away from the show.
Naga and Carol's absence is likely to have been felt by show fans as they were left wowing over both stars and their incredible looks in recent pictures.
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Naga had left fans swooning as she shared one of her trademark signature sweaty selfies online that had fans gushing over her flawless beauty.
It comes just a day after fans were left "cringing to death" following a painfully "awkward" segment on the show.
During a tribute to Burns Night, a performance featuring a bagpiper and a set of dancers got rather awkward as fans ranted that no okne knew where they were going.