Maya Rudolph recently appeared on the David Letterman show and experienced a flub that left her feeling “humiliated”. The incident occurred when Letterman was introducing Rudolph and mistakenly referred to her as “Maya Angelou”.
Rudolph was quick to correct Letterman, saying “No, I’m Maya Rudolph”. Letterman then apologized and said “I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I’m sorry. I’m so sorry.” Rudolph responded with a laugh and said “It’s okay.”
The incident quickly went viral on social media, with many people expressing their sympathy for Rudolph. Many people felt that Letterman’s mistake was an honest one and that Rudolph handled it with grace and humor.
Rudolph later spoke about the incident on the “Today” show, saying that she was “humiliated” by the mistake. She said that she was “mortified” and that she was “trying to be cool” but that she was “really embarrassed”.
Rudolph’s experience is a reminder that even the most experienced and professional of us can make mistakes. It’s important to remember that mistakes happen and that it’s how we handle them that matters. Rudolph’s response to Letterman’s mistake was a perfect example of how to handle a difficult situation with grace and humor.
See the David Letterman flub that left Maya Rudolph ‘humiliated’
