Watch the moment Sky News star is left red-faced as live broadcast is hijacked with X-Rated outburst

A SKY News star was left red-faced after their live report was hijacked with an X-Rated outburst.

The 24-hour news channel was plunged into chaos as political Sam Coates was on the campaign trail for the General Election.

A Sky News star was left red-faced after their live report was hijacked with an X-Rated outburst
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A Sky News star was left red-faced after their live report was hijacked with an X-Rated outburstCredit: Sky
The 24-hour news channel was plunged into chaos as political Sam Coates was on the campaign trail for the General Election
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The 24-hour news channel was plunged into chaos as political Sam Coates was on the campaign trail for the General ElectionCredit: Sky
Visibly startled by the bloke's rant, Sam attempted to continue on with his live link but Sky bosses back at base immediately dropped the audio in fear of anymore crude language
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Visibly startled by the bloke's rant, Sam attempted to continue on with his live link but Sky bosses back at base immediately dropped the audio in fear of anymore crude languageCredit: Sky

However, during the live link Sam, 46, was left lost for words when a member of the public hijacked the broadcast.

A man could be seen running into the shot before he screamed a foul-mouthed phrase which was picked up by Sam's microphone.

The man said: "F**k her right in the face p***y."

Visibly startled by the bloke's rant, Sam attempted to continue on with his live link but Sky bosses back at base immediately dropped the audio in fear of anymore crude language.

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Reacting to the shock scene, Sky News viewers at home flooded Sam with support.

One said: "Brilliant Sam...both your report and the fact you didn't miss a beat."

A second wrote: "Sam is a constant professional and a man of honour."

"How two men could be so different," said a third.

While a fourth commented: "Is this a Sky News thing? I mean what the actual."

Sam later reposted a clip of the incident on X, formerly Twitter, with a man shrugging his shoulders emoji.

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