Australian TV presenter taken off-air for her disgraceful touch upon Glenn McGrath

Mylee Hogan, an Australian TV presenter, has been demoted to a box reporter after being taken off-air via Channel 7’s Daybreak for her insulting touch upon cricket legend Glenn McGrath.

Hogan, who had lately been offered as some of the hosts of the morning display, miserably failed whilst seeking to practice a TikTok development on-air. At the New Yr Eve, after a phase on a odd TikTok development, the place kids and teens have been pulling pranks on their oldsters via pronouncing a few of their favorite celebrities have been useless after they weren’t, Hogan got here up with a maximum surprising and surprising gig.

Simply after taking a dig on the visuals from the TikTok development, fellow host Mark Beretta began speaking in regards to the subsequent phase with their visitor and previous Australian cricketer McGrath. That was once the time when Hogan jokingly stated, “Glenn McGrath died”.

Her remark attracted no laughs and it shocked her co-hosts Beretta and Edwina Bartholomew, who temporarily responded: “Don’t even…that’s now not humorous.

“I don’t get that in any respect. That’s so now not humorous… it’s loopy,” stated Beretta.

In the meantime, Hogan stored on guffawing.

The display persevered with McGrath’s interview and Bartholomew, later, apologised to the audience of the display.

As anticipated,  Hogan’s shaggy dog story was once criticised closely on social media with netizens calling her “immature and insensitive”. There have been remarks even of boycotting Daybreak’s flagship display if Hogan stayed on-air.

After going through a heavy backlash, Hogan was once taken off-air with none professional announcement from the broadcasters.

Speaking about McGrath, he is likely one of the maximum celebrated speedy bowlers from Australia. He performed over 370 world video games for his nationwide crew from 1993 to 2007. Right through the duration,  the right-armer picked up 563 Check wickets, 381 ODI wickets and 5 T20I wickets.