Valentine’s Day can be a pretty polarizing holiday. Being single at this time of year can make celebrating the love of others boring, and even for those who have people to celebrate with, whether it’s a couple or a group of friends, February 14 can feel too commercial. However, for those going through a breakup, the last thing they probably want to hear is flowers, candy hearts, and romantic dinners, and a Fox News host didn’t hesitate to share his profanity-filled take on the holidays, as announced on the air that she and her husband were getting divorced.
Julie Banderas, who has worked for Fox News since 2005, shared her honest thoughts on the upcoming candid vacation. On the Feb. 9 episode of the network’s late night show Gutfeld!Host Greg Gutfeld asked Banderas if he hoped to get anything for Valentine’s Day, to which he emphatically replied (via daily email ):
To hell with Valentine’s Day. Yes, that’s stupid. I mean, even when I was married, I didn’t get shit on Valentine’s Day. Well, I’m getting divorced, I’m going ahead and saying it here for the first time. Thank you all. Congratulations are in order. If you know me, you’d clap. That was breaking news, right there.
Julie Banderas, who wed ex-husband Andrew Sansone in 2009, laughed assuring her colleagues and the studio audience that their marriage ending was a good thing and the cheers were positive. She may have made peace with whatever’s going on at home, but she’s going to keep the stuffed animals away on Tuesday.
According to the 18-year-old Fox News employee, even in the happiest moments of their marriage, Valentine’s Day was seemingly not an occasion worth celebrating for the couple, as she told Greg Gutfeld that “he didn’t do anything either.” lately. years. . Perhaps that was partly why she seemed so excited to go public with her news, as ahead of Thursday’s show, Julie Banderas teased the big divorce announcement on Chirping :
Tune into @Gutfeldfox tonight at 11pm ET. I have a little announcement at the end of the show. (Ironically during the Valentine’s Day segment) pic.twitter.com/XVqLzfClUrFebruary 10, 2023
His humor with the situation remained intact the next day, as he displayed love for his friends and his own twisted sense of humor:
I love my friends lol pic.twitter.com/CyhjhWXAc7February 10, 2023
The host’s announcement may not have aired live on TV, but it did touch on a few other unexpected news moments, including the Alaskan reporter who reported on live television , “Shit, I quit,” before leaving the set. And as traumatic as the end of a marriage can be, Julie Banderas’ situation was arguably less painful than being hit by a car on live tv and less sad than get your neck licked during a broadcast.
Valentine’s Day might not be for everyone, but if you’re in the mood for some romance, check out our list of best romantic comedies of all time or enter one of the many options for a funny and romantic movie available to stream with a Netflix subscription .
Source: Cinemablend
