QVC Host Collapses to Floor After Embarrassingly NSFW Slip of the Tongue

 
QVC host faux pas

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A QVC host demonstrating a wig dropped to the floor in embarrassment after uttering a decidedly NSFW slip of the tongue.

Toni Brattin sells a variety of wigs, hairpieces, and extensions on the home shopping channel. During a recent live broadcast, she was showing viewers her “Salon Select Wig” — which can be yours for a “one time only price” of $129.98 or “4 easy payments of $32.50” — and touting its “texture” and “wave pattern” when the show went off the rails.

“It looks like you went and got a blowjob at your — uh, blowout — at your s-s-salon,” said Brattin, before hissing a shocked whisper of “oh my God!”

Brattin battled the giggles and shook her head back and forth as she attempted to carry on with the demonstration. “And…it looks beautiful!”

Her co-host Terri Conn had to fight to keep her composure, grinning as she told viewers about a sale on beauty products and free shipping, and then cracking up herself when Brattin, overcome with laughter, put her hands on her knees and crouched down to hide behind the table.

Conn later posted the amusing clip on Instagram, writing, “The show must go on!” followed by a laughing emoji and “Love you, Toni Brattin!”

 

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Conn also posted a clip of Jimmy Fallon “mak[ing] it even funnier” on The Tonight Show, joking that the wigs were now “totally sold out.”

 

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As for Brattin, she seems to be a good sport about the whole kerfuffle, sharing the clips on her own Instagram page.

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