David Muir, the prominent anchor of ABC’s World News Tonight, has found himself under fire—not just from the Los Angeles wildfires he’s covering, but from his own colleagues. Insiders at ABC News are reportedly “horrified” by what they describe as an “egomaniacal” display during his latest field assignment.
Muir’s decision to don a yellow firefighter’s jacket while reporting on the devastating Palisades fires has sparked outrage among his peers, who accuse him of prioritizing appearances over empathy. A behind-the-scenes source claimed the anchor’s primary concern wasn’t the victims of the tragedy, but ensuring his attire and lighting were picture-perfect. The controversy intensified after a wooden clothespin was spotted on his jacket, allegedly used to give him a trimmer appearance on camera.
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Colleagues Slam Muir’s ‘Vanity’
The 51-year-old anchor’s appearance quickly became the subject of ridicule among ABC insiders. “It’s pathetic. All flexed muscles and posing. He’s actually Zoolander meets Anchorman,” one source quipped, comparing Muir to the fictional characters known for their self-absorption and flamboyance. Another insider added, “He forgets he is the face of ABC News, not Abercrombie & Fitch!”
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