Behind-the-Scenes Drama at Rockefeller Christmas Tree Lighting: Today Show Hosts Unaware of Flavor Flav’s Security Incident. During NBC’s Rockefeller Christmas Tree Lighting, rapper Flavor Flav was escorted out of the Backstreet Boys’ dressing room by security. Today Show hosts were unaware of the incident, enjoying the event without incident.
Flavor Flav’s Backstage Incident
During NBC’s Rockefeller Christmas Tree Lighting in New York City, rapper Flavor Flav was escorted out of the Backstreet Boys’ dressing room by security. Flav expressed his confusion and dismay on social media, stating that he was invited to the event but was later asked to leave. A network insider claimed that Flav showed up unexpectedly, and security was simply doing their job. The already beefed-up security was heightened even further after UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was gunned down just a few blocks from the lighting ceremony the previous morning.
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Today Show Hosts Unaware
Despite the backstage incident, Today Show hosts Savannah Guthrie, Craig Melvin, Al Roker, and Hoda Kotb were unaware of the drama. An insider reported that the hosts were too busy caroling and enjoying the event to notice any backstage issues. They were seen singing along to performances and dining together, completely oblivious to the security situation involving Flavor Flav.
The incident involving Flavor Flav highlights the challenges of managing security at high-profile events. While the Today Show hosts remained unaware and enjoyed the festivities, the backstage situation underscores the importance of effective security measures to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all attendees.
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