This CNN Reporter Is About 3 Seconds Away From Freaking Out Over A Cicada
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Manu Raju had an "unwelcome visitor" as he prepped for a live TV shot.
A CNN reporter had an unexpected sidekick on Thursday when a cicada joined him during preparations for a live shot. Unnoticed at first, the bug crept up Manu Raju’s jacket, over his shoulder and then disappeared behind his neck. Seconds later, Raju felt the bug, threw it off his body and let out a groan of disgust along with a few four-letter words: Had an unwelcome visitor try to crawl into my live shot earlier. pic.twitter.com/Pu68z0cWSN— Manu Raju (@mkraju) May 27, 2021
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