Two Cats Begin Fighting Behind This Reporter Who Could Barely Maintain Her Composure During A Live Interview
Working from home can get chaotic fast when cats decide they want part of the spotlight. For one TV journalist in the Philippines, that chaos arrived right in the middle of a live interview.
Doris Bigornia was on air from home when two of her cats, Bella and Nala, started fighting behind her. The moment was funny, awkward, and impossible to ignore, especially as she tried to stay composed for the cameras.
The clip spread quickly online, and the cat-filled backstory made it even better. Read on.
This amusing and chaotic 12-second video gained millions of views
Ever since my mom started working from home, the cats became a part of their show, and viewers would tune in to watch for the cats,” Nikki says. “The ‘studio’ where my mom airs via Zoom is actually a place where Edward always lounges or takes a nap, and since he’s the boss of the house (HAHA), we let him stay there, on air or not,” she explained.
Nikki also described her own reaction to the incident:
“During the ‘fight’ itself, I was actually in another room, monitoring the live show. When it happened, I didn’t know what to do! I was so fixated and laughing at my babies, but at the same time, I saw my mom panicking! Hahaha! Thankfully, she was able to keep her cool! The cats are fine, by the way! Bella just wanted to groom Nala, but I guess Nala wasn’t in the mood.”
Nikki said they have four cats:
“Edward, Bella Luna, Simba, and Nala, two of which are rescued strays, Edward and Simba. Bella Luna is a mixed Persian, and Nala is a Bengal. They all came at the right time in my life, where I believe that, as cliché as it may sound, I didn’t save them; they saved me. To me, they aren’t just my cats or pets; they’re my children and my life.”
Nikki said that the response to the video has been overwhelming. “I never thought that it would go viral, and it would blow up as it did,” she added. “But I’m just glad that we were able to share happiness, love, and positivity with everyone, especially at this very uncertain and challenging time,” she concluded.
This also echoes the roommate who claimed she was “scared” of her cat, even while catsitting a Persian.
They are not fighting often - they prefer to cuddle:
This cat family clearly knows how to steal a live segment.And the reactions to the video were:
Want more cat-fueled drama? See how a friend freaked out after Nikki shared the video online.
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