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Cotton came on air to apologise shortly after the track had aired, offering an apology to listeners and viewers who were able to see the programme online and on the BBC's red button service.
Presenter Fearne Cotton had to apologise to listeners today after a microphone, inadvertently left on during her Radio 1 show, picked up swearing.
The mid-morning DJ was hosting a Christmas party edition of her Live Lounge with guests including Ricky Gervais and Jamie Oliver.
But the production team accidentally failed to fade out the mic while playing Wizzard's I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day, allowing banter to be heard over the music.
Cotton came on air to apologise shortly after the track had aired, offering an apology to listeners and viewers who were able to see the programme online and on the BBC's red button service.
‘We might have heard some bad language on the radio because one of the mics was still faded up, in the kitchen,’ said the mother-of-one.
During the programme, breakfast show host Nick Grimshaw donned a Miss Santa-style red minidress as a guest contestant for a round of DJ Scott Mills's ‘innuendo bingo’ game.
The programme also featured a live performance by Coldplay's Chris Martin and Jonny Buckland, as well as songs by Jake Bugg and Bastille.
The 32-year-old was later spotted leaving BBC studios sporting a festive red sweater decorated with the woven image of a bearded reindeer.
Fearne matched the garish sweater with a pair of tight leather trousers and peep-toes shoes, while her blonde hair was swept
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