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Watch THIS Boston News Anchor Swallow a Fly Without Missing a Beat!

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This news anchor went viral on social media by continuing her live broadcast after swallowing a fly.

According to the New York Post, Vanessa Welch, a co-anchor for Boston 25 in the U.S., earned praise for her professionalism after swallowing a fly while delivering the morning news.

The video showed a black object, presumed to be a fly, buzzing around Welch’s face.

The fly flew into Welch’s mouth and disappeared in an instant.

Despite the unexpected situation, Welch swallowed the fly and showed her concentration by calmly continuing the live broadcast.

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The video quickly became popular and went viral, receiving over 250,000 likes. Viewers online reacted by praising the anchor’s professionalism, with comments like “She’s a true professional. Impressive. People like her should be paid more.”

However, others speculate that it might not have been a fly but perhaps an eyelash or a clump of mascara.

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