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Kid Rock tells Ms Perry she 'sounds sexy' in 'one of most awkward' live interviews on BBC
Irish journalist Catriona Perry left nearly speechless when Kid Rock makes a move on her live on air at the Trump inauguration.
Scott Bryan on X said the video is "some of the most awkward television you'll see this year" and shares the click which can be found below.
Kid Rock can be seen smoking a cigar during the interview and asks Ms Perry "what about you, what are you doing?".
The video continues by Kid Rock telling Ms Perry that he can't see what she looks like but that she 'sounds sexy' and asks her if she would like to go skiing with him.
Former RTE journalist, Ms Perry pauses awkwardly and says, "well we won't go into that right here."
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In another X post, one user said, "I see a day of potentially wild TV moments has started early. Within minutes of appearing on FBBC news, Kid Rock's interview descends into him hitting on host Catriona Perry."
Kid Rock flirting on BBC News is some of the most awkward television you'll see this year. pic.twitter.com/IuYQbS083d
— Scott Bryan (@scottygb) January 20, 2025
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