Sarah Abo stood before her co-host Karl Stefanovic on Monday and showed off her incredible push-up skills.
The Today star, 38, dropped to the floor during a commercial break to show how many reps she could do of the exercise.
Meanwhile, Karl, 49, revealed his athletic abilities left a lot to be desired as he leaned awkwardly over a chair to do push-ups while eating a bag of crisps.
The TV duo, who are currently in Paris to cover the Olympics, shared the hilarious video on Instagram.
“What happens during the commercial break on set… Well obviously we’re inspired by our Olympians,” Sarah wrote alongside a laughing-crying emoji.
This comes just days after Sarah raised temperatures by sharing a stunning makeup-free selfie of herself posing outside the Eiffel Tower.
The TV personality was all smiles in the heartwarming image as she flashed the peace sign at the camera.
She highlighted her natural beauty by going completely makeup-free while sporting a chic casual look in a white tank top paired with black pants and white sneakers.
Sarah Abo, 38 (right), stood up to co-host Karl Stefanovic, 49 (left) on Monday as she showed off her incredible push-up skills.
The Today star dropped to the floor during a commercial break to show how many reps she could do of the exercise.
Sarah accessorized with stylish sunglasses and let her jet-black hair fall freely over her shoulders in loose waves.
The veteran journalist posed spectacularly in front of one of France’s most famous monuments, shortly before attending the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games.
Sarah captioned the photo with some excited words: “The stage is set for the final stage of the Paris 2024 opening ceremony.”
Meanwhile, Karl, 49, revealed his athletic abilities left a lot to be desired as he leaned awkwardly over a chair to do push-ups while eating a bag of crisps.
Just days earlier, on Thursday, Sarah suffered a fashion faux pas during her work trip to France.
The Today co-host was filming a segment for her Channel Nine breakfast show in the French capital when a guest revealed she had broken a major rule.
Wearing a simple white T-shirt and black jeans, the presenter draped a grey scarf over her shoulders and covered her dark locks with a cream beret.
But when she met Australian expat and podcaster Oliver Gee, he was quick to point out that “only tourists and old people in the countryside” wear berets in France.