A woman was left red-faced when she walked behind her sister's Zoom call after getting out of the shower - wearing only a towel.
TikTok star Melissa Ong said she didn't realise her sister was on a business call until it was too late, and she was in full view.
Thankfully the sister was using a backdrop, but the camera picked up Melissa when she walked close enough and she emerged through the city-scape.
Melissa can be seen freezing in place while the sister realises what has happened and tries to stifle a laugh, before then awkwardly making her escape to the right of the screen.
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Sharing the story on TikTok, Melissa said: "I accidentally walked into the background of my sister's meeting after getting out of the shower, and I didn't realise it was recording and so she just sent me this."
Melissa, who has nearly four million followers, soon went viral and the video now has over seven million views, alongside 6,500 comments.
One fan said: "She really stopped and contemplated life."
And a second wrote: "I got a headache from laughing so hard at this."
"This keeps getting funnier every time I watch it", added a third.
Meanwhile, a man was recently left "mortified" after his drunken online shopping exploits left him with an "embarrassing," and quite frankly, suspicious looking, delivery.
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The anonymous eBayer turned to online shopping to drown his sorrows after watching England lose in the Euro 2020 final against Italy, which was, of course, a sad evening for many.
But, while most people use shopping therapy to purchase snazzy new clothes or even designer items, such was watches or other jewellery, for reasons which even he can't explain, the man found himself purchasing a life-size sex doll.
The man, who hails from Coalville, in Leicestershire, says he then headed off to bed to sleep off the heavy boozing session, before forgetting all about his rather unusual purchase.
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