A hen party interrupted BBC Four’s late night coverage of the Olympic Games and presenter Dan Walker handled it like a pro.
It started after a loud amount of noise came from the street nearby and Walker asked the cameraman to see what was going on.
The bride-to-be, Maria, asked Walker "where are you from?" before trying to enter the studio area.
"I want to say something for my husband," Maria said. Walker responded by saying: "A message for your husband? I hope he's watching BBC Four."
Then, after finding out that Walker is from the BBC, she made her entire hen party chant "BBC! BBC! BBC! BBC!"
PART TWO: The hen party start chanting "BBC BBC BBC BBC"
What a wonderful Olympic moment.
Writing on his Facebook, Walker said: "How do you solve a problem like Maria? You interview her live on TV! What a star. 546 things could have gone wrong but she was a delight."
Did this really just happen? Invaded by a hen party. Maria is getting married next month. https://t.co/0166XxjMRP
Maria was sent a link to the video by her friends on the morning after. "It is really crazy how these things happen nowadays," she told BuzzFeed News. "I consider myself a very spontaneous person and I think that's why we (Dan and I) handled the situation well."
At the end of the interview, Maria jokingly did a "call me" to viewers at home, to which Walker responded: "You're getting married!"
Good luck on your wedding, Maria!
