 One wrote, which the theatre company's Twitter account reshared: 'Maybe don't show your website on telly at lunchtime, if you've accepted 'S**t-Faced Shakespeare' as an adevrtiser. They will be delighted though. Instant viral.' The official S**t-Faced Twitter account added: 'Thanks @KimberleyeLeo tickets on the door and cheque in the post.. #favouritenewspresenter.' '*snorts very loudly* Glorious. Best of luck to @s**tfacedshake and @lsqtheatre: definitely worth paying for that web advert,' another said. 'That will make you lose your appetite,' someone else said. A fourth joked: 'Accept all cookies? 'Yeah, what's the worst that could happen?'' 'You can imagine the laughter and screaming in her earpiece,' another laughed. The X-rated blunder came hours before Sky Sports apologised after a presenter casually swore on air without realising. Oops! (Picture: Joe Maher/Getty Images for Sky Sports) Melissa Reddy made a gob-smacking blunder during a di){kind=link}
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An awkward Sky News blunder left viewers giggling as an X-rated word appeared on screen behind a presenter.
Broadcaster Kimberley Leonard had been presenting Monday’s Sky News at One, but viewers were left distracted by what was going on behind her.
The slip-up happened as she delivered a report on a rise in cars being driven on the wrong side of the road on motorways, as she switched to a different page on her tablet.