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WATCH: Exotic Bird Interrupts Live Tv Show, Sits On Anchor’s Head And Steals The Show

IANS, 01 Mar, 2018 12:08 PM

For Zoo Day, Medina and her co-host Eric Kahnert were teasing the upcoming Zoo Day piece on their show, when a scarlet ibis from the San Diego Zoo made an early entrance.

The exotic pink bird named Sophie swooped in and stole the show by sitting on Medina’s head! But being a seasoned presenter, the news anchor maintained her calm and played it really cool on live TV, while her co-anchor couldn’t stop laughing.

The footage went viral quickly on Twitter and on YouTube with thousands sharing the small clip and lauding Medina for maintaining her calm.

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