Pregnant model repeatedly falls on live TV
A pregnant model is unlikely to wear heels anytime soon, after falling repeatedly during a fashion segment on a US television show.
The woman identified only as Kelly, was the first model to take to the stage for a segment on unique vintage fashions, which aired on KCAL 9.
Video shows the mother-to-be tumble down onto the floor just seconds after being introduced by the host.
Making matters worse is the fact that she then tries and fails multiple times to get back up, while the hosts just watch on from their nearby chairs.
“I’m sorry I’m attached (to the microphone) I can’t help Kelly,” one of the presenters says.
“Just take off your shoes sweetheart,” the presenter continues, as another model rushes over to help her get back on her feet.
While Kelly eventually makes it to the presenters, she is unlikely to return to their show anytime soon.
This isn’t the first time that a TV presenter has been caught off guard, as there are plenty of things that can go wrong when the camera starts rolling.
News presenter doesn't realise she is on live TV
Audiences watching BBC News got an unexpected surprise when a morning news bulletin opened with presenter Caroline Walker brushing her hair.
Game show host left red-faced after spelling out 'S***Z' on air
A TV presenter was left red-faced after spelling out S***Z' during one of the letter rounds on British game show Countdown.
Reporter has unfortunate slip of the tongue
This weather presenter had a rather unfortunate slip of the tongue while on live television.
Grant Denyer passes out on live TV
It must be tricky doing breakfast television. Waking up at such an early hour would make anyone wipe the sleep from their eyes, but former Sunrise presenter Grant Denyer took it a bit too far – passing out cold during a trip in a stunt plane. The vision went viral around the world.
Sunrise' Michelle Tapper gets snubbed by Captain Jack
Although she was epically redeemed with an on-air smooch the next day, getting snubbed by Johnny Depp during a live cross can't have felt good.
Reporter suffers suspected stroke
Serene Branson from CBS became a viral sensation after mangling a cross from the Grammy Awards. Fears quickly emerged that she may have suffered a stroke on air.
Time to bug out
Television doesn’t even need to be live to present some odd challenges, as one US TV reporter found out when she was beset by cicadas while trying to record a report.
