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A Los Angeles television reporter maintained her composure after a large flying cockroach landed on her neck during a live broadcast on Tuesday night.<\/p>\n
The insect was seen crawling across KTLA <\/i>reporter Rachel Menitoff’s neck while she was reporting live.<\/p>\n
Despite the unexpected interruption, Menitoff continued her report without reacting and appeared unaware of the insect’s presence.<\/p>\n
The incident only came to her attention after colleagues in the studio alerted her to the unwelcome visitor during the broadcast.<\/p>\n
Footage of the moment was later shared by KTLA <\/i>on social media, where the station praised the reporter’s professionalism.<\/p>\n
The clip quickly went viral, with many viewers expressing amazement at Menitoff’s calm reaction.<\/p>\n
“She doesn’t even react until the end. I would have completely freaked out. Next time, just forget the live television audience watching \u2014 they’ll all understand,” one user wrote.<\/p>\n
Another viewer said: “This is not OK. I don’t care. I would cause a scene. Fire me. Make fun of me. Turn me into a meme. I don’t care.”<\/p>\n
Others praised the reporter’s professionalism, with one commenter writing: “She was either so locked in it didn’t matter or she chose to ignore it. Absolute professional either way.”<\/p>\n
KTLA <\/i>also commended Menitoff’s handling of the situation, describing her ability to remain composed throughout the live segment as a testament to her professionalism.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n