Brooke Shields Suffers Hilarious Chair Mishap Live On Air
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"I’m being really difficult, I know," the actor joked.
Brooke Shields ran into a seating snafu while guest-hosting “Jenna & Friends” on Monday, and live TV captured every second of it.
Jenna Bush Hager immediately sounded the alarm that “something’s wrong” as Shields took a seat and was just inches above the top of the table.
“Why am I at the kids’ table?” Shields said, as she jokingly said to Bush Hager, “I get it, it’s your show, I get it.”
“Is this the first time in your whole life you’ve ever felt not tall?” the “Today” show host said, before telling her guest cohost that a team member was going to get her a new chair.
“I’m being really difficult, I know ― I’m so sorry,” Shields quipped.
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"I’m being really difficult, I know," the actor joked.
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