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Major US Talk Show Host Bites Mic on Live TV
The late-night host grabbed Martin Brundle’s Sky Sports microphone and bit the foam cover, prompting online reaction after the live gridwalk.
- On Sunday, late-night presenter Jimmy Fallon, 51, astonished viewers by grabbing the Sky Sports microphone during the Miami Grand Prix gridwalk and biting off the foam windscreen.
- The incident occurred as celebrities flocked to the paddock at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, for the Formula 1 event, which drew attendees despite gloomy weather.
- Beyond Fallon, the paddock hosted various A-listers including tennis legend Rafael Nadal, who visited the Aston Martin garage, and soccer star Lionel Messi, seen mingling with the Mercedes team.
- Reaction to the moment spread online, with social media user Lucky Rebel saying, 'No, that wasn't a fever dream,' while Brundle joked, 'You can keep that if you like.'
- The Formula 1 Championship continues with the Canadian Grand Prix in three weeks, before the season moves to Europe for the first race in Monaco.
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Jimmy Fallon starts chewing on microphone in cringey interview ahead of F1 Miami
Jimmy Fallon was excited to be on the F1 Miami Grand Prix grid on Sunday afternoon. In fact, he was so excited that he forgot how to function like a normal human being in society.The late-night host has been a part of the festivities in Miami throughout the weekend in the lead-up to the race and almost made it through Sunday's action without making things incredibly awkward for every single person watching from home. The keyword there is "almost…
·New York, United States
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Jimmy Fallon 'eats' Martin Brundle's microphone in chaotic interview before Miami Grand Prix
Martin Brundle found himself in quite the unusual situation during his famous grid walk at the Miami Grand Prix, having to tell off American chat show star Jimmy Fallon for some rather bizarre behaviour
·London, United Kingdom
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