Mortified A Current Affair host Ally Langdon shakes her head in shame as she suffers embarrassing gaffe during show

Ally Langdon suffered an embarrassing blunder during Wednesday night’s episode of A Current Affair.

At the end of the programme, the 44-year-old wished viewers a ‘good weekend’, even though it was the middle of the week.

‘And that’s our program. I’m Ally Langdon. Thanks for your company, have a good weekend,” she said before correcting the word to ‘evening’.

The presenter then burst into laughter and put her head in her hands as the cameras panned away.

This isn’t the first time Ally has had an unfortunate fall on air when she accidentally called an American football team by the wrong name while hosting the Today show in 2022.

While reporting on the previous day’s NFL clash between the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams, she mistakenly called the 49ers the ’69ers’.

A sixty-nine is a sexual position in which two people perform oral sex on each other, usually with the woman on top of the man, forming a shape similar to the number 69.

“I assume we leave here in the morning and we all go home and parent our children,” she began.

“It looks like they didn’t do any of those things yesterday,” she added, referring to Today host Karl Stefanovic and news anchor Alex Cullen.

“They were watching some football game in America: the Rams (against) the San Francisco 69ers.”

Her co-hosts were momentarily speechless as several crew members could be heard laughing and gasping in the background.

Woah! 49ers!’ Alex said, correcting her, prompting Karl to joke that Allison’s proposal ‘sounds a lot more interesting’ than watching a football game.

The presenters didn’t stop there as they continued to grill their redheaded colleague who embarrassedly buried her head in her hands.

‘Yeah, a lot of people might want to pay to see them,’ noted Alex, to which Karl replied, ‘It’s a lot harder to explain to your wife!’

Allison tried to redeem herself by continuing her story about the boys watching the NFL instead of spending time with their families.

‘The point is that you watched football…’ she said, before Karl interrupted her with: ‘No, there has been a full stop!’