Muir criticized for adjusting his firefighter coat for wildfire report on ABC News.
X is where Ozzy Osbourne's son wrote about his nice jacket and svelte appearance, despite the burning city in the background,
ABC News anchor David Muir faced criticism from social media users over his more form-fitted appearance in a recent news report about the Southern California wildfires.
In a "ABC World News Tonight" report on Wednesday, anchor Muir was seen wearing a yellow fireproof jacket with the ABC News logo on it. At one point, he turned to his left and revealed clothespins holding the jacket tight around his body.
Jack Osbourne, son of rock star Ozzy Osbourne, criticized the anchor for focusing on his appearance during the city's burning, while he himself looked sharp in his jacket.
On Wednesday, the younger Osbourne posted a clip on X that gained over 2.5 million views, but Muir faced criticism from other prominent X users who accused him of being vain and embarrassing himself.
ABC's David Muir, who moderated the one debate between Trump and Harris, was caught using clothespins on a fire jacket to make himself look more svelte on camera.
Mollie Hemingway, editor-in-chief of The Federalist, criticized ABC News anchor David Muir for getting his "fact" checks wrong during the presidential debate. It is reported that Muir is nicknamed "Zoolander" at his gym due to his vanity.
David Muir is a beta, according to country music star John Rich.
Podcast host Michele Tafoya remarked, "This is embarrassing."
ABC News has not responded to Planet Chronicle Digital's request for comment.
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