Credit to the QVC host who went viral for a live NSFW slip-up for handling it like a pro 'the show must go on'

Saying the show must go on when you make a mistake live and actually doing it are two different things. Credit to QVC’s Toni Brattin for pulling it off like a true professional. As a result, she gave the internet a gift.

The host was taking the QVC audience through a live demonstration of her “Salon Select” wig when she accidentally let “blow job” fly out of her mouth instead of “blowout” while describing the look the product provides.

Denis Simioni, founder and president of Estee Lauder Cos.’ Ojon unit, left, and Shawn Killinger, a QVC program host, pitch Ojon products during a QVC show filmed in West Chester, Pa., on Friday, Feb. 18, 2011. Estee Lauder Cos. and Simioni are launching a marketing campaign touting the scientific properties of the brand as the New York-based cosmetics company steps up its expansion into hair care. (Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Almost 30 years under your belt can’t fully prepare you for everything. But she did a decent job of keeping it together. She was talking texture and wave pattern when she let slip, “It looks like you went and got a blow job… a blowout at your salon.”

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She caught the mistake immediately, whispered “Oh my God,” and managed to collect herself enough so that she could finish her thought and hand it off to her co-host.

After handing it off, Brattin couldn’t help but shake her head and kneel down behind the display table. It’s one of those moments that brings everyone together and a relatable moment that the internet can’t help but run with.

Brattin told TMZ of her viral blooper that she was hoping the producers were going to switch to another camera. That would have been helpful, but when it didn’t happen, she powered through.

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QVC was very understanding of the mistake. They were able to laugh about it and knew that she wasn’t dropping words like “blow job” on their customers on purpose with any sort of malicious intent.

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General view of the atmosphere at the Project Runway All Stars Season 3 premiere party presented by The Weinstein Company and Lifetime in partnership with Marie Claire, QVC, Mary Kay and Alterna Haircare at Hudson Common at the Hudson Hotel in New York City on Oct. 22, 2013. (Getty Images for The Weinstein Company)

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The company even showed up in the comments of the viral clip. They wrote on Instagram, “Kuddos to @terriconnqvc for handling this like a pro. Is there an award for Best Live Blooper Recovery??”

I agree. Credit to Toni Brattin for handling her “blow job” slip-up like a pro. It’s a funny moment and there’s no need to overreact.

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