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Larry Emdur has shared his anger at a TV viewer who was not very excited to see him appear on Channel Seven’s Good Friday Appeal.
In a post on Instagram on Sunday, The Morning Show host shared the comment that read: ‘Channel Seven has anyone else?’ Or simply Larry Emdur every day, morning, noon and night.’
The TV star was quick to respond with a lengthy text, writing: Dear idiot, I actually take it back, you’re probably not an idiot, you’re probably a reasonable guy, but you don’t. I don’t like you and it’s very likely that I won’t like you.
‘I’m fine with not liking me on TV, hell I don’t even like me on TV. “You tagged me in your post so you wanted me to see it and I did and I just wanted you to know this,” she continued.
‘There are at least 50 people at Channel Seven who could have presented the entire Good Friday Appeal broadcast, so I felt incredibly honored to be asked to present such a mammoth programme.
Larry Emdur has shared his anger at a TV viewer who was less than thrilled to see him appear on Channel Seven’s Good Friday Appeal (pictured).
“On Thursday afternoon I left Sydney for Melbourne, Thursday was my dear Mum’s birthday and I missed her birthday dinner so I could go to the Royal Children’s Hospital early on Friday morning for several live crossovers with The Morning Show to begin increasing interest and donations for the call.
‘It was a great day full of love and hope and meeting some very sick and very brave children and their families. Then, at 7:00 pm, I sat in my host’s chair at the panel to prepare for our start at 7:30 pm. I didn’t get up from that chair until 11:30 pm.
‘I guess that’s what you’re complaining about. During that day I was proudly a very small part of a huge machine that raised more than 23 million dollars, a new record.
‘This money will go towards research, doctors, medical personnel, resources, equipment and special support projects. Dude, I don’t know what you did on Friday, but there’s a good chance I was a part of something that will definitely improve the lives of sick kids and most likely save lives along the way. Enjoy the rest of your Easter.’
In a post on Instagram on Sunday, The Morning Show host shared the comment that read: ‘Channel Seven has anyone else?’ Or simply Larry Emdur every day, morning, noon and night.
“There are at least 50 people at Channel Seven who could have presented the entire Good Friday Appeal broadcast, so I felt incredibly honored to be asked to present such a mammoth programme,” Larry said.
Breakfast TV favorites Natalie Barr and Matt ‘Shirvo’ Shirvington joined seven other stars for the Good Friday Appeal in Melbourne on Friday.
The Sunrise hosts could be seen posing with other members of the Brekkie Central team including Katie Brown, Mark Beretta and Edwina Bartholomew.
They were also joined by more Home and Away co-stars James Stewart, Ada Nicodemou and Matt Evans.
Channel Seven’s annual telethon raised a whopping $23,368,724 for Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital.
The telethon, broadcast on Channel Seven in Melbourne and nationally on 7plus, helped raise a record $23,368,724 for Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital.
The telethon, broadcast on Channel Seven in Melbourne and nationally on 7plus, helped raise a record $23,368,724 for the Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne.