Cat slaps Turkish journalist during live broadcast

We all love watching cat videos. These adorable funny animals never fail to make us laugh. And it gets even more hilarious when these furry little creatures do their funny deeds on a live news broadcast.

One such incident was filmed recently. In a video that has gone viral on social media, Turkish journalist Huseyin Ozkok can be seen being slapped by a cat that snuck up from behind during a live newscast.

Huseyin Ozkok took to Instagram to share this video.

“Today’s broadcast on @ceylancigdem with #aspor was very unusual. My friend’s cat, named Oli, threw a right hook at me during the broadcast.”, he captioned his post while sharing the clip.

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The post received hilarious comments. One user wrote: “He wanted to knock you out so he could go on air.”.

“You were at his house, of course he had to specify who is responsible,” commented one person. One account said “I laugh again every time I watch it.”.

Cats are cute, but they can also wreak havoc. One such video was shared on Reddit in which a cat looks calmly at its owner before destroying his puzzle.

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Many people were able to recount this incident in the comments section.

One account said: “I was doing a Mona Lisa puzzle and my cat was doing it every night, third time it happened I threw the puzzle away.”.

“We adopted kittens last year, as luck would have it, I haven’t been able to build a puzzle lately.”, commented a user.

One person said, “And that’s why with three cats, I don’t do puzzles at home.”

While suggesting the method to avoid such incidents, one person wrote: “The only way to stop your cat from jumping is to physically pick it up and place it close to where it wanted to jump, the only way it will work. Sometimes I’ll pick him up and show him there’s no safe landing space. Then I’ll pet him until he’s bored and forgets that he intended to ruin my project on the table.

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