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Watch: Anchor Caught Daydreaming On Live TV, You Cannot Miss Her Reaction

IANS, 10 Apr, 2017 01:13 PM
    A major goof-up, a priceless reaction and social media are enough to make you an internet sensation. And all the factors played in favour of an Australian newsreader this weekend who was caught daydreaming live on television.
     
    In a video going viral online, ABC News 24 presenter Natasha Exelby is seen fiddling with her pen while the cameras are still rolling after a story from Queensland wraps up.
     
    However, it was her shocked reaction which has got the internet users laughing.
     
    Ater an audible gasp, the television presenter regains her composure quickly.
     
    “Now to sport with Meredith Sheehan,” she said like a true professional, throwing to the next television package.
     
    The quick save did not stop bemused viewers going to town, though.
     
    The 12-second video, which Media Watch shared on Twitter and Facebook, has been viewed more than 84,000 times
     

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