UK Tv Anchor Caught Flipping Middle Finger Right Into The Camera Live On Air

TV Anchor CAUGHT - Live On Air TOO!

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A television anchor from Britain seemed ill-prepared for news reporting when she was caught extending her middle finger directly toward the live camera in a video that quickly gained widespread attention on Wednesday.

Maryam Moshiri, a prominent BBC host and one of the networkโ€™s โ€œchief presenters,โ€ displayed her third finger for the world to witness just before delivering the midday news on Wednesday.

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As the classic BBC countdown reached its conclusion, the screen shifted to Moshiri. She tilted her head, widened her eyes, wore a significant smirk, and showcased the unmistakable gesture as the broadcast began.

In a matter of milliseconds, Moshiri grasped the situation, swiftly regaining composure as she commenced her segment with the words, โ€œLive from London, this is BBC News.โ€

Following that incident, Moshiri proceeded to narrate the lead story of the weekly program โ€œPrime Ministerโ€™s Questions,โ€ covering the topic of โ€œformer British Prime Minister Boris Johnson offering an apology for the pain and loss experienced in the UK during the coronavirus pandemic.โ€

 She posted an apology on X saying, โ€œI was pretending to count down as the director was counting me down from 10-0 including the fingers to show the number. So from 10 fingers held up to one. When we got to 1 I turned finger around as a joke and did not realise that this would be caught on camera. Iโ€™m so sorry it went out on air! It was not my intention for this to happen and Iโ€™m sorry if I offended or upset anyone. I wasnโ€™t  โ€˜flipping the birdโ€™ at viewers or even a person really.โ€

The unintentional on-camera moment did not escape attention, with hundreds of social media users taking the opportunity to comment on Moshiriโ€™s unfortunate incident.

โ€œLooks like someone had to make it to work without their morning coffee,โ€ an X user said.

โ€œI have the same expression hearing anyone from BBC,โ€ one post reads.

โ€œIโ€™ll cut her some slack and assume she was flipping off the cameraman,โ€ another one said.

Numerous users went a step further to create memes featuring Moshiri, sharing screenshots of her along with jokes and puns related to her now-famous finger incident.