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Samantha Armytage hits out at “smug” co-host

“You just worry about your own wedding.”
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Despite her success as a journalist and morning show host, it’s often Samantha Armytage’s relationship status that receives the most attention.

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This morning on Sunrise, she quickly put a meddling co-worker back in their place when they tried to match-make on national television.

Sam and co-host Edwina Bartholomew were discussing the latest episode of First Dates where mullet-donning truckie Jake was left single.

“I’m just looking for a girl that’s like one of the boys, really. Someone that can keep me in line but is happy to come down the pub and have a couple of pots with me as well,” he explained.

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Edwina quickly chimed in that he could be perfect for Sam, who has been often said she wants a partner who is “very genuine and not into my career at all and who appreciates nature and horses and rural things”.

WATCH: Sam’s hilarious take on her taste in men.

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“Sam I think Jake could be a manual driver, which I know could be one of your prerequisites,” suggested Edwina.

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“He’s, you know, single and ready to mingle.”

Samantha immediately dismissed the suggestion, much to the laughter of everyone else on set.

“All right, thanks Eddie. God, you’ve already become a smug married [woman], trying to be a matchmaker,” she retorted, verbalising the frustration of most single women around their coupled-up friends.

“You just worry about your own wedding.”

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The 41-year-old has spoken extensively about her single status in the past.

“I meet lots of interesting men. In the past I haven’t been the greatest judge of character,” she confessed.

“But I think I’ve done a lot of growing up in the last couple of years and I’m more definite about what I won’t put up with.”

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Let this be a lesson to all loved-up women – your single mates don’t need you to match-make, especially not in front of hundreds of thousands eating their breakfast.

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