Meet glamorous sports presenter Michelle Lee who was embarrassed live on air after Old Trafford sprinklers drenched her
MICHELLE LEE is the glamorous sports presenter who was drenched by an Old Trafford sprinkler on Sunday.
The TV host is a reporter for Malaysian broadcaster Astro Supersport.
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She was part of their team for Sunday’s Manchester derby, presenting coverage of Manchester City’s 3-0 victory.
Michelle’s 59,000 Instagram followers were treated to behind the scenes content from Old Trafford both during and after the game.
She shared a series of pictures from pitchside of herself and pundits Danny Mills and Tom Cleverley to her Instagram story.
However, the trio were caught off guard during an interview with Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel.
After the former goalkeeper had paid tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton, the sprinklers turned in the direction of the presenting team.
As water fell on them from the sprinklers, Lee quipped: “Ooo we are getting rained on a little bit.”
Fortunately, she was able to move out the way quickly along with Schmeichel and Cleverely, although Mills was soaked by the sprinkler.
When she is not presenting, Michelle fills her social media feeds with behind the scenes content and glamorous snaps from her life.
These includes visits to events and her trips around the world to cover live sport.
Michelle has also worked as a radio presenter and appeared as a TEDx speaker during her career to date.
As for her Premier League coverage, she has posted snaps from recent interviews with Erik ten Hag, Jose Sa and Son Heung-min.
The TV host is also vocal on X, formerly Twitter, and shared her views on Sunday’s derby during the match.
“United had certain things to be positive about in the first half despite the penalty…” she wrote. “This second half though… Nothing so far.”
A brace from Erling Haaland was followed by a Phil Foden goal as the treble winners piled the pressure on United boss Ten Hag.
The result leaves the Red Devils eighth in the Premier League and already eight points off the top four.