Larry Emdur struggles to contain his laughter as he interviews a woman whose breasts won't stop growing on The Morning Show

He's a seasoned presenter with decades of on-air experience. 

But Larry Emdur struggled to keep his composure on Monday's Morning Show as he and co-host Kylie Gillies interviewed a woman whose breasts won't stop growing. 

Glasgow woman Summer Roberts, 28, lives with macromastia, a rare condition where her breasts are larger than average and continually grow.

Appearing on the program, Summer revealed that she used to struggle with her confidence but has now embraced her unique features after finding success on OnlyFans. 

Summer revealed she was just eight when her breasts suddenly grew to a C cup almost overnight, leaving her parents desperately searching for answers.

'I literally woke up one day and there they were – I had C cups,' she told the hosts.

'I went to school the next day and everyone was like, 'What's going on?''

Now just 4ft 11in tall, Summer said her breasts have continued growing throughout her life, with doctors initially dismissing her parents' concerns as a normal part of puberty.

While Larry was able to keep a straight face while Summer described her hardships - including being told to 'cover up' on her Qantas flight to Australia - he struggled to contain his amusement when the conversation turned to her lucrative OnlyFans career.

'When life gives you lemons, make lemonade,' Gillies quipped, prompting Summer to cheekily interject: 'Or melons, make melonade!' 

Larry burst into laughter, before promptly containing himself. 

Summer went on to share her earnings, revealing she makes an astonishing £150,000 (approximately $300,000) a month through the subscription platform.

'That's a lot of melonade!' Kylie quipped. 

Larry, meanwhile, could be seen fighting back another fit of giggles as the interview continued.

The content creator went on to explain that her OnlyFans journey began after a particularly upsetting incident while she was working in hospitality.

Summer said she had been working a gruelling 14-hour shift at a restaurant when two male customers began making inappropriate comments about her appearance, repeatedly comparing her to the 'Scottish Dolly Parton'.

Despite giving the men three warnings, they refused to stop, forcing her to call on the restaurant's chef to intervene.

After the customers were finally kicked out, Summer retreated to the kitchen and burst into tears.

In an unexpected twist, it was her chef who suggested she turn the unwanted attention into a business opportunity.

'He takes my phone, takes my ID, makes me an OnlyFans and goes, 'I called you Scotch Dolly, because they kept calling you the Scottish Dolly Parton',' she recalled.

Summer said she made US$800 overnight after her account was approved and never looked back.

She quit her hospitality job just two weeks later as her earnings continued to snowball.

Despite her extraordinary earnings, Summer was keen to stress that her success was not necessarily typical of the platform.

'The majority of people on OnlyFans make $200 a month, so it's not super, super easy,' she explained.

Summer added that her family back in Scotland has been incredibly supportive of her career, with her younger sister particularly enjoying the perks of having a successful OnlyFans star in the family.

'My little sister loves it because she's a nepo baby now,' she joked.