ITV This Morning viewers puzzled by 'unbelievable' phobias during The Speakmans phone-in

This Morning viewers were left perplexed as they listen in to the show's latest phone-in. The Speakmans were back on the ITV daytime show as Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield returned from their week-long break away from the programme for half-term.

Therapists Nik and Eva Speakman were live in the studio to answer calls from viewers who wanted to 'banish' their phobias. And things got off to an unusual start as one woman, named Lenny, called and revealed that she is scared of the theme tune to hit movie Jaws.

"When I was 12 years old, I was watching Jaws with my parents, ended up having really bad tummy pains, was told to go upstairs and lay down, and from then on I have had the most severe phobia of the theme tune," she told the hosts and Nik and Eva.

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"I actually woke up in hospital, I was having an operation – I ended up having appendicitis that night – woke up in hospital, and I thought I’d died," she went on to reveal. Lenny said that hearing the theme tune makes her 'cry and scream', with Nik noting that the music is "very emotive" and can transport people back to both positive and negative moments in their life.

But he actually suggested the song actually helped save her life. "What that song represents to you is being in absolute pain, going down to your parents and saying, 'Look I need some help for this', they’re engrossed in the film and they just think it’s not a major problem but then you end up being in hospital," he explained.

"What I want you to consider is instead of this being a bad thing, because of that tune, your parents thought. “Something’s going on here”, they took you to hospital and you