Forgetting something? Channel Nine reporter suffers unfortunate wardrobe gaffe live on air

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As a lifestyle expert with decades of experience in the broadcasting industry, I have seen it all – from wardrobe malfunctions to verbal slip-ups that leave even the most seasoned professionals blushing. It seems that our friends at A Current Affair are no exception to this rule.

A prominent newsreader has suffered a very unfortunate wardrobe on-air gaffe on Thursday night.

During a segment on A Current Affair, Neil Breen seemed to have overlooked a crucial detail while delivering the news.

It seemed as if he had forgotten to zip up his pants, prior to pursuing Valentino Kovacic and inquiring about managing the matters concerning dementia patient Joe Lagan.

At a gas station, Breen unknowingly left his black trousers unzipped while interrogating Kovacic up front.

The presenter seemed unaware of the wardrobe malfunction as he questioned Kovacic.

This isn’t the first time someone on ACA has suffered an embarrassing gaffe.

Earlier this year, host Ally Langdon wished viewers a ‘great weekend’ despite it being midweek.

‘That concludes our show. This is Ally Langdon speaking. Enjoy your evening and have a wonderful weekend!’

After a hearty laugh, the presenter covered her face with her hands as the camera pulled back.

In 2022, during her hosting duties on the Today show, she unintentionally referred to an American football team by the incorrect name, causing a minor blunder live on air.

When discussing the NFL matchup between the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams yesterday, she inadvertently referred to them as the “Sixty-Niners”.

An alternative 69 refers to an intimate act where both partners simultaneously perform oral sex, often with the female partner positioned above the male partner, creating a shape resembling the number 69.

‘I assume we leave here in the morning and we all go home and parent our children,’ she began.

She mentioned that it appeared neither Karl Stefanovic nor Alex Cullen carried out any of the activities discussed yesterday.

‘They were watching some footy game in America: the Rams [versus] the San Francisco 69ers.’

momentary silence fell over her fellow hosts, followed by laughter and gasps from some team members audible in the background.

Wow! “Alex corrected her,” he said, leading Karl to quip, “Allison’s idea seems far more intriguing compared to watching a football match.

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2024-10-04 00:36