She was presenting the news and was given a jacket on live TV to cover her revealing parts

A female weather reporter was forced to cover up her “revealing” party dress live on air following a number of viewer complaints.

Meteorologist Liberté Chan was dressed in a beaded black frock, which was cut just above-the-knee and had spaghetti straps, while carrying out a broadcast on Californian station, KTLA Channel 5.

However, half-way through the early-morning transmission she was interrupted by a member of the production crew who was waving a baggy grey cardigan at her.

Puzzled, Liberté walked across the studio, grabbed the knit and asked: “Why? Because it’s cold? I look like a librarian now."

An anonymous male from behind the scenes at the station then explained: “We've been getting a lot of emails."

Viewers wrote in with complaints such as: “Looks like she stayed out late at a party and came to work in the same dress” and “Not appropriate for the morning weather report”.

Despite being unimpressed by the embarrassing situation, Liberté remained professional and managed gracefully manage the awkward incident.

Some people have complained that it is sexist, because people should wear what they want. Do you agree?

 

Source: The Sun