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Clippers host sparks online war over whether she farted live on air — decide for yourself

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Clippers host sparks online war over whether she farted live on air — decide for yourself

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The Los Angeles Clippers might not have been the only thing that stank in the Intuit Dome last night.

The Clippers fell to 1-3 after their 103-87 loss to the Lakers on Wednesday night. However, a moment involving their in-arena host is getting the most attention.

A blonde woman wearing a pink Los Angeles Clippers halter top stands on a basketball court.

Los Angeles Clippers in-arena host Hannah Cormier reacting to a mishap during a game against the Los Angeles Lakers. (X/@MattWallace888).

Hannah Cormier is entering her fifth season with the Clippers organization and second as the in-arena host and MC. She was on camera during one point in the game, appearing to not realize they were rolling.

She seemed to notice a few seconds later, which sparked a terrified look on her face.

A blonde woman in a pink Los Angeles Clippers halter top holding a microphone on a basketball court.

Los Angeles Clippers in-arena host Hannah Cormier reacting to a mishap during a game against the Los Angeles Lakers. (X/@MattWallace888).

She gathered herself quickly before saying, “Clipper Nation, the ladies are back performing to ‘Gemstone’. Give it up for our Clippers spirit!”

As Cormier walked away, the microphone caught a sound that sounded conspicuously like a fart.

An X user posted a video of this entire debacle with the caption, “NBA reporter farts, stumbles over her words, walks off”. The clip has gone viral, amassing over 390,000 views in about 10 hours.

Baba Miller #18 of the LA Clippers looks on during the game against the Los Angeles Lakers at Crypto.Com Arena in Los Angeles, California, Wednesday, October 28, 2026.

Baba Miller #18 of the LA Clippers looks on during the game against the Los Angeles Lakers at Crypto.Com Arena in Los Angeles, California, Wednesday, October 28, 2026. NBAE via Getty Images

There is some debate about what the sound actually was. Some believe it was truly Cormier passing gas that was caught on the microphone, while others are claiming is was either microphone static or something else the microphone inadvertently picked up.

Fans can come up with their own conclusions about what the sound was. Regardless, this mic’d up mishap provided a welcome distraction to the Clippers’ mediocre on-court product.

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