And the winner for the most disgusting red carpet guest at the Emmys on Sunday was ... a puddle of vomit!
Helped along by a retweet from actor Seth Rogen, an image of the alleged spew hurled around the internet, prompting observers to guess its provenance. But mostly, they made jokes. And more than a few connected the throw-up’s appearance to former White House press secretary Sean Spicer’s gag-inducing gig during the ceremony.
It’s difficult to confirm this barf was indeed at the Emmys, but one thing’s for sure: It entertained the internet.
Somebody puked on the Emmys red carpet. This photo should win a pulitizer. pic.twitter.com/uCNhQgx0rB
— lizard queen (@allanmcatee) September 18, 2017
— Adam (@adamdp13) September 18, 2017
It was whoever wrote spicer into the emmys
— Joe Seiders (@JoeSeiders) September 18, 2017
Is that Sean Spicer - I heard he was there
— sarahk (@sarahlouepsom) September 18, 2017
Bahahaa😂✌love such pics😝all normal peeps who going to have hangover next day😆👊 pic.twitter.com/qJixkWFA1l
— 💀Steph💝Deluxe💀 (@schnuppideluxe) September 18, 2017
Holy crap, that's nasty. Well done, ninja puker, well done.
— Mackinzie (@kenziefelder) September 18, 2017
Maybe this mystery puke should get an agent.
— EpicPeterG (@EpicPeterG_REAL) September 18, 2017
That's funny af. Celebrities are f*cked up people too! 🤣
— Kathy Hays 🤦🏻♀️ (@everybodyzzmama) September 18, 2017
It looks like Donald Trumps hair
— Emmet O'Connor (@TheMrOcLDN) September 18, 2017
Creamed shrimp... pic.twitter.com/Cd2gS4vr2v
— ForThe♥Of...HAVOC (@VCURambassador) September 18, 2017
Are those people... guarding the puke?
— Karen Boyd (@valkyriekaren) September 18, 2017
Shout out to my pals who went out of their way to take a pic of the puke on the red carpet of the #emmys We all know our place in the world
— Kate Vatter (@KateVatter) September 17, 2017
Just saw someone vomit on the red carpet! #Emmys2017 #glamour
— Zabeth Russell (@zabsters) September 17, 2017
Lmao showing up drunk enough to a red carpet even to vomit on the actual carpet is a power move https://t.co/uzDjrhXoJK
— The Big Cheese (@PiggyPohlman) September 18, 2017
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