Viewers of the ITV breakfast programme have slammed the show again this morning over a live chat with a resident of Grenfell Tower and his kid.
** FIRE IN LONDON COVERAGE TRIGGERS COMPLAINTS **
Mickey and his step-daughter Thea luckily managed to escape the blaze that shook the building in the early hours.
But they were soon brought back to see the chaos of their burnt home by Good Morning Britain presenter Ranvir Singh.
Ranvir urged: "Mickey let's just walk round here.
"We can actually see the fire and the flames still going."
She continued: "This is your home Mickey, this is where you live. That's all your life in there."
Mickey replied: "Everything is gone."
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Fans at home were completely outraged by the treatment of survivor Mickey and his young kid – some stating the interview would incite more trauma.
One person tweeted: "Really? Taking a resident in shock with a young child to watch her home full of smoke."
"Oh GMB, don't interview small kids. Really. It's traumatic enough for them," added another.
A third slammed: "Your reporter just took man and little child to look at burning building. Do you take responsibility for extra trauma you exposed her to?"
"Disgusting interview with this poor man on GMB. Leave that poor man and his daughter alone, stop rubbing his nose in it!!! Turning off now," continued one.
A fifth slated: "TV reporters need leave the residents alone for god sake most are in shock."
"Awful for that GMB reporter to walk a survivor and kid back to view smoke engulfed Grenfell Tower. Yeah, show him his house alight, love," slated another.
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A seventh: "It's appalling that you walk a traumatised man with kid back to the tower just for your story. Grenfell Tower He is clearly traumatised"
"Why oh why GMB is your presenter dragging that poor man and his young step-daughter along the street to see the tower block again?" asked one.
A ninth wrote: "Disgusting taking a man holding his child, back to watch a building on fire! The young girl doesn't need to see that!! Anything for TV."
This isn't the first time time the programme has been slated over its coverage of the Grenfell Tower either as fans previously slammed live footage of a trapped old mand fighting for his life.
Catch Good Morning Britain weekdays from 6am on ITV.