In a shocking turn of events broadcast live on television, Australian presenter Rove McManus found himself in a dangerous situation when a The snake began to coil around his neck., leaving him struggling to breathe. The incident unfolded during an episode of The Project, where Rove, along with co-presenter Georgie Tunny, took part in a segment discussing the Australian edition of I’m A Celebrity.
Tension increased when Michael Hing, another co-host, conducted an interview and the snake, named Geraldine, tightened its grip on Rove. Despite the dangerous situation, Rove tried to lighten the mood with humor, saying, “My safe word is stricter. “Is that a problem?” However, he soon expressed genuine concern and stated, “Seriously, now he’s making sure I can’t move,” as the snake’s constriction intensified, he said.Meter“.
As the situation became more serious, Rove commented on his worsening condition and jokingly asked if stargazing was a shared experience among the crew. Meanwhile, panelist Susie Youssef opted for a safer interaction, choosing to handle a smaller snake and joking about its bravery compared to the disturbing scene that unfolded with Rove.
The alarming incident quickly caught the attention of viewers, who took to social media to express concern for the presenter’s safety. Many were visibly distressed at the sight of the snake coiling around Rove’s neck, prompting an outpouring of concerned comments and questions about his well-being.
This incident adds to a series of unexpected encounters Australian broadcasters have faced with on-air wildlife, including a journalist attacked by a mosquito, another surprised by a bug on her dress and a reporter attacked by a bird during reports on alive. These events highlight the unpredictable nature of live television and the potential dangers presenters face when interacting with animals on air.
