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Toni Brattin, founder of a wig line, went viral after accidentally calling a blowout a “blowjob” on live QVC. She froze as cameras rolled, then recovered with humor while viewers online flooded social media with parodies and even invited her to the Tonight Show. Despite the moment, Brattin notes the wig line remains in production and continues to be popular online.
Toni Brattin’s on-air NSFW slip while showing a wig on QVC has gone viral, drawing millions of views online; she accidentally used a sexual euphemism, then laughed and collapsed. She later discussed the moment with TMZ, noting that hosts juggle many thoughts and slips happen. The clip provides a light break amid heavy headlines like the Lindsay Clancy trial and Middle East conflict, with experts saying humor can help coping. Brattin has embraced the moment on social media, prompting fan reactions and memes.
During a live QVC wig demo, Toni Brattin accidentally said 'blow job' instead of 'blowout,' but she recovered quickly and finished her segment as producers didn’t switch cameras. The moment went viral, with fans praising her poise and QVC’s lighthearted handling, turning a mishap into a widely shared moment of on-air professionalism.
QVC host Toni Brattin accidentally uttered a sexual slang during a live wig segment, froze briefly, then explained the slip as an autopilot multitasking moment. She’s received support from colleagues, joked about it in interviews, and even addressed Jimmy Fallon’s imitation, hinting at a potential appearance on The Tonight Show.
QVC host Toni Brattin addressed a viral blooper in which she accidentally said 'blowjob' instead of 'blowout' during a Salon Select Wig promo; she explained that live shows demand multitasking and autopilot, tried to correct it on the fly but the moment was already out there. The wig designer and crew were supportive, and Brattin noted it’s her biggest on-air slip after nearly 30 years, with her husband joking in the green room about a bar of soap.
QVC host Toni Brattin had a mortifying live moment while promoting a wig, accidentally saying “blowjob” instead of “blowout” and then collapsing to the floor as co-host Terri Conn tried to steer the segment. The wig, named Salon Select Wig, helped spur jokes from Jimmy Fallon, who even noted the wigs were selling out, while Brattin joined in the lighthearted response to the moment.
QVC Group, the parent company of QVC and HSN, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the Southern District of Texas and unveiled a restructuring plan to cut debt from about $6.6 billion to $1.3 billion under a restructuring support agreement, with a goal to emerge within 90 days. The plan says vendors and unsecured creditors will be paid in full, operations will continue with no layoffs, and the company will push growth via live/social shopping across platforms such as TikTok Shop and streaming partners as part of its WIN Growth Strategy.
QVC Group, owner of QVC and HSN, filed for Chapter 11 in the Southern District of Texas to cut debt from about $6.6 billion to roughly $1.3 billion under a prepackaged plan, with operations continuing and no layoffs. The company will push into digital and social shopping, including live streams, while international units remain unaffected, and it aims to emerge by summer 2026 under Liberty Media leadership.
QVC Group, owner of QVC, HSN and Cornerstone Brands, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to reduce debt from about $6.6 billion to roughly $1.3 billion and shift from traditional TV shopping to live social-media retail. The voluntary filing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court aims to secure a more appropriate capital structure while keeping operations running, with ample liquidity, no planned layoffs, and a restructuring expected to wrap up in the summer. The company is part of Liberty Media and has consolidated QVC and HSN operations in recent years.
QVC Group, the parent company of the home-shopping network QVC, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to slash its debt from about $6.6 billion to $1.3 billion, while continuing to operate with no layoffs and vendors paid; the company aims to complete the restructuring in about 90 days and cites growth in its digital channels as a path back to sustainable expansion after years of competition from online shopping, streaming apps and tariffs, including its 2017 merger with HSN and a decline in traditional cable viewership.
QVC is recalling approximately 1.1 million "Temp-tations Oven Gloves" due to insufficient heat protection, which has resulted in 92 minor burns among 162 reported incidents. Consumers are advised to stop using the gloves and contact QVC for a refund. The gloves, sold from August 2018 to August 2024, can be identified by specific model numbers and were available online and through QVC's shopping platforms.
QVC is recalling 1.1 million sets of Temp-tations Oven Gloves due to a potential burn risk, as they fail to provide adequate heat protection. The gloves, sold in various colors and patterns, have been linked to 162 reports of insufficient heat protection, including 92 minor burn injuries. Consumers are advised to stop using the gloves and contact QVC for a refund.
QVC is recalling 1.1 million pairs of Temp-tations Oven Gloves due to insufficient heat protection, which has resulted in 92 reports of minor burns. Sold between August 2018 and August 2024, these gloves were available on QVC's platforms and bundled with other kitchen items. Consumers are advised to stop using the gloves and contact QVC for a refund. The recall highlights ongoing safety concerns, as QVC's parent company, Qurate Retail Inc., also faced a significant fine last year for delayed defect disclosures.
QVC's Presidents' Day sale offers up to 50% off on a wide range of products including fashion, tech, beauty, and home items. Highlights include deals on Barefoot Dreams cardigans, Skechers sneakers, NYDJ jeans, Bose portable speakers, and Keurig coffee makers. Customers can also take advantage of additional discounts and payment options, making it a great time to shop for various needs.
For today only, new QVC customers can use the promo code HELLO30 to save $30 on purchases of $60 or more, allowing them to grab popular games like Spider-Man 2 and Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom at a significant discount. The offer excludes some titles, but new customers can still use the code WELCOME15 to get $15 off on other less expensive games.