David Muir Ditches Clothes Pins

Amy Robach And T.J. Holmes Push Back On Critics Of David Muir's Pinned Jacket
Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes are jointly defending their former ABC News colleague David Muir, who has been hit with a flurry of criticism for cinching in his jacket while covering the ongoing Los Angeles wildfires.
David Muir Ditches Clothes Pins After ‘Narcissistic’ Roast
David Muir appears to have learned his lesson after social media commentators torched the ABC News anchor’s attempts to tailor his fire jacket for a broadcast covering the ongoing L.A. fires. Muir was ripped as “narcissistic” on Wednesday after eagle-eyed viewers spotted clothes pins behind the anchor,
Why David Muir is Being Criticized for His So-Called 'Narcissism' Amid L.A. Fires
Some eagle-eyed ABC News viewers were focused on what anchor David Muir was wearing while reporting on the L.A. fires.
Why Is ABC's David Muir Facing Backlash For LA Fires Reporting?
Noted ABC News anchor, David Muir, has come under fire for his latest appearance while reporting the horrifying LA fires. Most recently, it was reported that multiple fires occurred throughout Southern California,
ABC’s ‘narcissistic’ David Muir roasted for sprucing up ‘svelte’ looks while reporting on deadly LA fires
ABC News anchor David Muir is being mocked on social media as “pathetic” and “narcissistic” for using clamps to cinch his flame-retardant jacket while broadcasting from the scene of the deadly Los
Amy Robach Calls Out David Muir Over 'Clothespin' Controversy: 'It's a Slap in the Face'
The American television reporter comments on her former colleague's clothing controversy while reporting on the L.A. wildfires.
David Muir ditches ‘narcissistic’ clothespin as he returns to the air to cover LA fires
David Muir appears to have ditched his now-infamous clothespin. The ABC anchor returned to “World News Tonight” Thursday to cover the Los Angeles wildfires, one day after facing backlash for cinching his flame-retardant yellow jacket to achieve a sleeker look.
Clothespins on ABC’s David Muir’s fire fit cause full-on meltdown on the right
ABC News anchor David Muir is being ridiculed online for using clothespins to make a company-branded fire jacket appear more fitted while reporting on the wildfires affecting Los Angeles. The video, which began going viral after being shared on social media on Wednesday, reveals clothespins on Muir’s back as he turns away from the camera.
ABC Makes Decision On David Muir After Clothespins Fiasco
ABC News appears to have made a decision on longtime reporter and host David Muir following his Los Angeles wildfires outfit controversy this week. Muir, 51, was caught using clothespins on a fire jacket while covering the natural disaster in Southern California this week.
ABC’s David Muir back on the air in noticeably looser jacket after he was ripped for ‘narcissistic’ clamps
ABC News anchor David Muir has resurfaced wearing a conspicuously looser bright yellow jacket while reporting on the Los ...
ABC’s David Muir returns to air with looser jacket after being mocked for 'vanity' with tailored look
ABC host David Muir made headlines once again for his fashion choices, ditching the clothespins he used the previous day to ...
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David Muir joins ABC7 in studio to discuss SoCal's wildfires
"World News Tonight" anchor David Muir joined ABC7 in studio Thursday to discuss the wildfires that have devastated Southern ...
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Fans Are Divided Over David Muir Snatching His Waist in Front of Los Angeles Wildfires: ‘Priorities’
ABC’s David Muir is facing backlash after cinching his fire-retardant coat while reporting on the Los Angeles wildfires ...
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Video: LIVE: Officials hold news conference southern California wildfires
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Two Mikes and a Bill: Convicts fighting wildfires, David Muir wildfire controversy, “vindictive” company controversy
The guys discuss convicts fighting the LA wildfires, David Muir's wildfire jacket controversy, and a “vindictive” company ...