Celebs That Farted On Live TV
Published -
- December 9, 2018
- 2:00 pm
On live TV, anything can happen. And sometimes that thing is a famous person audibly passing gas into a microphone. Strap in, because this may just be our classiest work yet. These are the celebs that farted on live TV…
Mike Ditka | 0:17
Whoopi Goldberg | 0:56
Regis Philbin | 1:30
Julianne Hough | 1:56
Larry King | 2:29
Cheryl Cole | 3:45
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