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TV presenter says she was ‘fired’ after making x-rated onesie joke

Published 14:54 10 May 2022 BST

Updated 15:07 10 May 2022 BST

Charlie Herbert
TV presenter says she was ‘fired’ after making x-rated onesie joke

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'This was one of my favourite firings'

A TV presenter has claimed she was 'fired' for a controversial joke about turkeys and onesies. Australian comedian Nikki Osborne was appearing on Channel 9's Today Extra with co-hosts David Campbell and Sonia Kruger, discussing whether men are bothered by what their partners wear to bed. As part of the conversation, the hosts mentioned a study that suggested men prefer women in comfy clothing. Campbell noted how this sort of attire can be best to "cuddle" in before asking: "Where can that cuddle lead to?" Osborne was then asked for her thoughts on the matter. Her response? "Well, my husband always says you don’t look at a turkey when you’re stuffing it. So that's his opinion." Cue stunned silence in the studio, before Campbell asks her what she means by that, to which Osborne replies: "I won't explain it." Moving the conversation along, she continues: "But, I'm with you Jackie, I think too many hipsters are being interviewed regarding this because I just don't think that's true at all. https://www.instagram.com/p/CdUvBR4DvH7/
"I think most men would prefer women in their lingerie then their jimmy jams or their onesies.
"I mean let's face it, onesies are a logistical nightmare if you're trying to enter into a jiggery-pokery because it's like, 'Oh, give me five minutes'."
The co-host then jokes that he's "not even looking forward to Thanksgiving anymore," with the other saying: "There goes that turkey sandwich I was going to have for lunch." Osborne shared the bizarre clip on Instagram with the caption: "This was one of my favourite firings. #fyp #controversy #turkeystuffing" She didn't clarify when the clip was from, and actually said it was "old." But she did say that she was "fired" by Channel 9. Related links:

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