CNN Anchor Passes Out Live On-Air

CNN anchor Poppy Harlow passed out on Monday during a segment on CNN regarding a new CNN/ORC poll on Americans' attitudes about the war on terror.

Harlow’s speech slurred and off-camera voices could be heard before CNN went to commercial.

A short time later, Harlow told viewers that she is “fine.”

"For all of you on Twitter, who are asking if I'm OK, thank you so much. I got a little hot, and I passed out for a moment," Harlow said when she returned to the air. "I am fine, we’re going to take a quick break, we’ll be right back."

Twitter users expressed concern for Harlow and wished her a speedy recovery.

What just happened to @PoppyHarlowCNN on @CNN his morning?? Didn't sound good. Hope she's ok!

— D. Williamson (@derwentw) December 28, 2015

Frightening moment on live TV. Anchor #PoppyHarlow slurs words, passes out. No word @CNN on her condition; fans very concerned. #CNN

— Mike Sington (@MikeSington) December 28, 2015

@PoppyHarlowCNN Take care of yourself. You are far more important to yourself and your family. Your fans will wait for you to rest and heal.

— David S. Calef (@dcalef) December 28, 2015

Harlow tweeted that she is seeing a doctor and she’s thankful for her CNN colleagues.

Thank you all for your concern and messages! I am ok! Passed out briefly and am with the doctor now. So thankful to our amazing CNN team.

— Poppy Harlow (@PoppyHarlowCNN) December 28, 2015

Update from the hospital -- our little girl due this spring is doing just fine. Was a scare but we are both ok. Thank you all so much!

— Poppy Harlow (@PoppyHarlowCNN) December 28, 2015

According to an investigation by TheBlaze, people pass out on television frequently. Watch below:

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