Canadian news anchor swallows on-air flight and continues live TV segment

Being a TV presenter isn’t just about reading lines on a teleprompter, as many presenters, time and time again, have been challenged by uncomfortable situations – but Nasser had none of it because she read with precision. the piece and didn’t let the shit of attention to what she described as “a first world problem” juxtaposed against the story she was presenting.

“Pakistan has never seen an unbroken cycle of monsoons like this. Eight weeks of non-stop torrential rains. A national emergency has been invoked…,” Nasser choked, “was invoked by… weather… the extreme weather conditions are alarming…”, she continues despite a broken voice.

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However, in a later interview, she took Entertainment Tonight Canada hosts Cheryl Hickey and Dallas Dixon through the events.

“I saw the fly fly at the start of the news and…. And I was like not today, fly! Get away, not today. I’m like, ‘I won’t let you distract me,'” Nasser recalls.

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When asked if she had actually ingested the insect, the reporter revealed that she hadn’t swallowed the fly, but had in fact tossed it aside as she had another paragraph to to end.