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ITV viewers took to social media with fury after Good Morning Britain aired a huge spoiler. During Friday's (March 20) programme, presenters Ranvir Singh and Kate Garraway revealed they would be joined by the winners of Channel 4's brand-new competition show, Handcuffed:The Last Pair Standing, but many were left unimpressed. As they referenced the upcoming schedule of guests, GMB also aired a clip of the winning duo who took home an incredible £100,000.

Throughout six episodes, the contest fronted by Jonathan Ross followed 18 Brits who were handcuffed to complete strangers for 24/7 in the chance of taking home that staggering cash prize. As the show proved to be a huge success, ITV viewers were shocked that the breakfast show revealed which pair won the show. One took to X/Twitter and raged: "Thanks @GMB for giving the result of #handcuffed at the top of the show with no warning!"

A second sarcastically remarked: "Thank you for that spoiler!" As another remarked: "Only been a couple of days as well when it finished."

A third fumed: "Don't appreciate the spoiler, @gmb. I haven't caught up yet."

One GMB viewer complained: I think you just spoilt handcuffed for people who are still watching the show! That needed to have a spoiler alert @GMB I have not watched the whole show yet and well didn't expect to see that clip then! That's annoyed me."

Although the reality show ended on Tuesday (March 17), with Charlie and Rob, who come from two different worlds, forming an unlikely friendship.

As Handcuffed: Last Pair Standing was about bringing people from opposing sides together, as Rob is an adult content creator from Staffordshire, while Charlie, 44, is a practical homemaker from West Sussex, and a self-confessed prude.

The pair joined Ranvir and Kate on the sofa and admitted that they didn't know the premise of the show as it was pitched to them as a "social experiment" after being discovered on social media.

The traditional homemaker revealed: "I didn't find out for quite a while; they approached me, they found me on TikTok and said. 'we're casting for a social experiment, bringing two opposing worlds together.'"

While the OnlyFans content creator said he was contacted on Instagram by the show.

Speaking on their win, Rob credited their success on "respect, communication and kindness," as Charlie agreed: "Rob was kind and thoughtful and made the whole thing easier from the first moment."