David Muir Facing backlash for sewing his flame-resistant jacket.
Fans are upset with ABC News anchor Muir, 51, after she apparently used clothespins to snag her waist while reporting on the devastating Los Angeles wildfires on Wednesday, Jan. 8.
When Muir turned to look at the destruction behind him during a newscast, viewers noticed clothespins on the back of his coat. Social media users were quick to share their thoughts on Muir Snatch look through x.
“People are losing everything they own, nobody cares what you look like,” one social media user wrote, adding as a second, “David Muir is more worried about his looks than he is about the fire.” A third person agreed, writing, “California is on fire and she doesn't want her jacket bag on camera. PEOPLE PRIORITY!”
David Muir appears to be using clothespins to fasten his jacket while reporting on the devastating LA fires.
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While some fans thought it was unnecessary to worry about Muir's outfit during the devastating weather, others defended World News Tonight Anchor “Y'all leave David Muir and his fire jacket alone,” wrote one. “A little waist stripping never hurt anyone.”
As wildfires rage across the Los Angeles region, several celebrities are taking to social media to share how they've been affected. “Evacuating and safe with kids, dogs and cats. Praying and thankful for the first responders,” Mandy Moore wrote in an Instagram Story statement on Wednesday, January 8. In a follow-up post, she (…)
A second fan also didn't mind Muir's clothespins, writing, “Leave David Muir alone. He probably pinned the clothes because the wind is crazy up there. Let him see the destroyer.”
The wildfires affected many Hollywood favorites, including Mandy Moore, Anna Faris, Eugene Levy, Paris Hilton and more
Dozens of celebrities have also spoken out about the fire Chrissy Teigenwho moved to a hotel with her husband John is a legend and their four children: Luna, 8, Miles, 6, Estee, 23 months, and Ren, 18 months.
Los Angeles has seen a frightening natural weather event – and its star-studded community has been greatly affected. An extreme wind storm, driven by Santa Ana gusts, sparked a fast-burning brush fire around 10 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 7, prompting drivers on Sunset Boulevard and Palisades Drive to abandon their vehicles for safety, according to (…)
Open about it leaving his home via social media on Wednesday, sharing that she was “very scared.”
“4 dogs, 4 kids and a bearded dragon move into a hotel,” he captioned the reel.
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