Henderson was asked by quiz show presenter John Humphries for the name of the author who wrote the book 'No-One is Too Small To Make A Difference'. The celebrity, appearing alongside actor Paul Chuckle, TV chef Levi Roots and comedian Geoff Norcott, was baffled and responded with embarrassment: "Sharon?"
The awkward moment instantly went viral on social media. The author of the book named in the show, Greta Thunberg, brilliantly responded to Henderson's gaffe by changing her Twitter monicker to 'Sharon'.
Thunberg's move sparked a whirl of supportive posts from netizens, who congratulated the world-renowned environmental activist with her 17th birthday.
SHARON WE STAN
— SHANE (@shane_reaction_) January 3, 2020
Nice one Sharon mate
— Fake Carlton (@_CarltonCole9) January 3, 2020
Happy birthday Sharon ❤️
— Frank Khalid (@FrankKhalidUK) January 3, 2020
Happy birthday #sharon pic.twitter.com/yEAQpzUyZI
— Keith (@Keith27928081) January 3, 2020
Some netizens have, however, hinted at conspiracy theories circulating following Thunberg's appearance on the world stage.
Not a big fan but whoever your shade consultant is needs a pay rise.
— Paul Lucas (@paul_winginit) January 3, 2020
— trailing_numbers (@trailingnumberz) January 3, 2020
Thunberg spent her birthday at a weekly 'Fridays for Future' march outside the Swedish parliament. The climate change activist joined demonstrators who have marched outside in Stockholm, for the 72th consecutive week, as a means of bringing wider attention to the incipient climate change crisis facing humanity.
