Glamorous Channel Seven presenter Jane Bunn goes viral over ‘wet dream’ comment during weather presentation
Glamorous Channel Seven weather presenter Jane Bunn appeared to have a Freudian misstep live on air Monday when she read out her forecast for the week.
The blonde bombshell, 43, who was recently named “Queen of Meteorology” in an AI rap song, appeared to be telling viewers to expect “wet dreams” this weekend.
“There is an increase on Friday evening, it is a wet weekend. Wet dreamtime at the MCG,’ Jane said.
Jane was referring to the annual AFL match between Essendon and Richmond, held on the Saturday night of the Indigenous Round.
“It’s a what?” one viewer hilariously wrote under a snippet of the segment, before tagging social media account Brown Cardigan.
Glamorous Channel Seven weather presenter Jane Bunn appeared to have a Freudian misstep live on air Monday when she read out her forecast for the week
In March, the Melbourne-based weather presenter had a rap song written about her by ChatGPT, the chatbot tool for artificial intelligence.
The song, which consists of four verses and a chorus, is written as a “rap” that Jane describes as a “Queen of Meteorology” before listing her talents as a weather presenter.
Meanwhile, the song’s chorus contains the lyrics: “Jane Bunn, she’s the one, she knows the forecast before it starts, she’s got the radar, the charts and the sun, Jane Bunn, she’s second to none”.
Jane posted the hilarious “rap” text to her official Instagram on Monday and seemed to approve of the tribute.
The blonde bombshell, 43, who was recently named the ‘Queen of Meteorology’ in an AI rap song, appeared to be telling viewers to expect ‘wet dreams’ this weekend
In March, the Melbourne-based weather presenter had a rap song written about her by ChatGPT, the chatbot tool for artificial intelligence
“Apparently ChatGPT wrote this rap about me,” Jane writes at the shar
“That’s pretty cool and hilarious at the same time,” she added.
Fans and followers were quick to message the Seven star to share their enthusiasm for the “rap.”
“It was only a matter of time before someone would write a song for our beautiful Jane,” one fan gushed.
The Channel Seven weather presenter has a bit of a cult following in Melbourne.
Jane, who has been with Seven since 2014, is even cited as Australia’s most popular weather presenter.
She is married to her husband Michael, an IT consultant.
The Channel Seven weather presenter has a bit of a cult following in Melbourne. In fact, Jane, who has been with Seven since 2014, is cited as Australia’s most popular weather presenter
