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Reporter Reacts After Michael B. Jordan And Jonathan Majors Were Caught Checking Her Out On Camera

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The 'Creed III' stars couldn't help but sneak a peek at interviewer Sharronda Williams' 'wagon' as she walked away.

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Sometimes checking someone out works out subtly and no one notices.

Sometimes you're Michael B. Jordan and Jonathan Majors—who weren't subtle enough when they seemingly checked the backside of the interviewer they had just talked to for five minutes.


Instead of no one noticing, the moment was caught on tape at the tail—pun intended—end of the interview.

You can see the now viral moment here:

People were cackling about the moment.

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It brought up other similar moments.

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After the reaction blew up, Williams an intro post on Instagram for all her new viewers who followed her account because of the interview.

People were here for her using this moment of unexpected virality to pivot to her work.

And also by the reactions.

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Other longtime followers celebrated her new fans.

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Really, most of the commenters on Williams' post were there to support her work, not her, uh, wagon.

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Honestly?

All props to her for turning this moment into focus on her career.

You can watch the full interview here:

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