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Add Page Six on Google QVC host Toni Brattin's wild slip-up had her dropping to the floor in mortification.
In a hilarious on-air moment Wednesday that's since gone viral, Brattin was displaying her “Salon Select Wig” from the back, praising its texture and wave pattern.
"Again, it looks like you went and got a blowjob at your … blowout … at your salon," she said, quickly attempting to recover from her verbal blunder.
But she was clearly rattled and whispered, "oh my God," before laughing.
As her co-host, Terri Conn, took over and tried to remain professional, Brattin shook her head with her hands seemingly frozen, before eventually falling to the floor in embarrassment.
Conn, who let out a chuckle, posted the moment on her Instagram , writing, "The show must go on 😂 Love you, Toni Brattin!"
Brattin got support in the comments for the funny moment, with "Queer Eye" alum Karamo Brown commenting, "Im buying one just because 😂😂😂."
"This is LIVE TV for ya!" Amy Sedaris wrote when sharing it to social media.
The Oklahoma native has a sense of humor about her slip of the tongue, later posting a clip of Jimmy Fallon making fun of it on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."
Fallon copied her pose with her hands in the air, quipping, "By the way, the wigs are totally sold out."
"Note to all the married men, the wig is only available on your birthday," he also joked.
Brattin wrote, "Aaaannnnnd Jimmy Fallon makes it even funnier."
The designer has been in the beauty business for over 30 years, selling her popular hair extensions and wigs through QVC as well as her own website.
In other recent QVC news, longtime host Rick Domeier announced late last month that he'lll be retiring at the end of the year after 32 years with the network.
Domeier, 65, told audiences live about him and his wife, Amy, “We both agreed that now’s the perfect time for me to kind of cruise down retirement road while most of this engine is still functioning."
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