Caitríona Perry, the Chief Presenter/Chief Anchor at BBC News, deftly sidestepped an awkward moment with US singer Kid Rock on live television on Monday, January 20. Perry, from Dublin, was chatting with Trump supporter Kid Rock on BBC on Monday morning, a few hours before Trump was officially inaugurated.

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He had already asked Perry, from Rathmines in Dublin, about her plans for the rest of the day. “I’m standing on a rooftop in these very, very chilly conditions,” she said. “We’ll be on air for 12 hours so I don’t think I’ll have anywhere near as fun a day as you have planned for yourself!”

A live interview on the BBC by Irish journalist Caitríona Perry went sideways when US musician Kid Rock asked her if she wanted to go skiing with him and told her she sounded “sexy”.

SINGER Kid Rock called a BBC reporter ‘sexy’ and asked her on skiing date in the middle of Trump inauguration coverage leaving viewers stunned. The 54-year-old MAGA supporter and

Well, things took a turn pretty quickly during his TV hit, when reporter Caitríona Perry was caught very off guard by the bold question from Kid, that had nothing to do with the topic at hand. Kid Rock started interviewing her, basically, asking where she was and what she was doing:

During President Trump's inauguration festivities, Kid Rock made an awkward attempt to flirt with BBC journalist Caitríona Perry during a live interview, leading to widespread social media buzz. Despite the uncomfortable moment,

Perry, who previously worked for RTÉ, was interviewing Kid Rock, a prominent supporter of US president Donald Trump, on Inauguration Day in the US

BBC News viewers were left cringing on Monday morning after singer Kid Rock tried to flirt with presenter Caitriona Perry during a live TV interview about Donald Trump's return to the White House

American musician Kid Rock left BBC viewers cringing after he boldly 'hit on' a BBC News host live on air as he discussed his plans for the President's inauguration