Former Playboy model Sarah McDaniel spoke out about Stephen Colbert making her feel uncomfortable on his late-night show in a resurfaced interview.
McDaniel, 29, was a guest on The Late Show in 2016, following her rise to fame as an influencer and a model.
During her appearance she wore a brown sleeveless tube dress with a low-cut neckline, which caused her some issues as she repeatedly had to adjust it.
As she continued to struggle with the neckline, Colbert drew attention to the issue, as he asked her, ‘Can I get you some duct tape or a poncho?’ He went on to ask: ‘Are you cold? I just want to make sure. I would be cold if I was wearing that right now.’
And during a segment where she was instructing Colbert on selfie techniques, he brought back the attention to her cleavage once again, covering her chest up with a white sheet of paper.
McDaniel went on to call the incident ‘extremely awkward’ and ‘probably the worst moment of my life’ during a live stream with Hasan Piker in 2021.
Former Playboy model Sarah McDaniel, 29, spoke out about Stephen Colbert making her feel uncomfortable on his late-night show in a resurfaced interview
McDaniel was a guest on The Late Show in 2016, following her rise to fame as an influencer and a model; she is seen in 2018
‘That’s kind of f****d up,’ Hasan said after watching a clip from the show, to which Sara replied, ‘It is a little bit.’
‘That’s very f****d up,’ Hasan added once again.
‘Yeah, it was extremely awkward, probably the worst moment of my life,’ she said.
‘Yeah, he made it so much worse,’ Hasan quipped.
‘He only focused on that element,’ she replied.
‘Do you think he would be able to do that s**t with like a Hollywood actress or some s**t? No way.’
She agreed, stating, ‘No, it was because I was a nobody.’
One comment underneath the original interview reads: ‘This was by far the most awkward interview I have ever seen him do.’
‘That was the most awkward thing I’ve ever seen in my life.’
‘I feel so badly for her. That would be so uncomfortable. It probably felt like it was falling down even when it wasn’t because there was zero support. What a horribly thought out dress,’ someone else wrote.
As she continued to struggle with the neckline, Colbert drew attention to the issue, as he asked her, ‘Can I get you some duct tape or a poncho?’
He went on to ask: ‘Are you cold? I just want to make sure. I would be cold if I was wearing that right now’
And during a segment where she was instructing Colbert on selfie techniques, he brought back the attention to her cleavage once again, covering her chest up with a white sheet of paper
McDaniel went on to call the incident ‘extremely awkward’ and ‘probably the worst moment of my life’ during a live stream with Hasan Piker in 2021
‘He only focused on that element,’ she said. ‘Do you think he would be able to do that s**t with like a Hollywood actress?’ he asked, and she said, ‘No, it was because I was a nobody’
One comment underneath the original interview reads: ‘This was by far the most awkward interview I have ever seen him do’
Many comments agreed that the dress must have been uncomfortable, but they felt that Colbert did his best to diffuse the awkward situation
‘OMG I’ve never seen Colbert judge someone so directly.’
Many comments agreed that the dress must have been uncomfortable, but they felt that Colbert did his best to diffuse the awkward situation.
‘As a woman I feel so bad for her that was probably so awkward. But I feel like he did a good job at making light of it so it wasn’t as awkward.’
‘His eye control is legendary,’ another added.
McDaniel earned her Playboy cover in 2016, appearing on the front of the first non-nude issue of the late Hugh Hefner’s sexy magazine.
She was covered up by a white crop top and underwear in the cover photo.
Sarah later stripped down to appear completely naked in an issue of Treats! magazine.
Aside from her Playboy gig, McDaniel also has some acting credits.
McDaniel earned her Playboy cover in 2016, appearing on the front of the first non-nude issue of the late Hugh Hefner’s sexy magazine
Sarah later stripped down to appear completely naked in an issue of Treats! magazine
She made her acting debut in Edouard Pluvieux’s 2017 TV series, SuperHigh.
Her most recent role is in the 2020 short Septaria.
She has also appeared in several music videos.
She starred in Mark Ronson’s 2015 song, Summer Breaking / Daffodils, featuring Kevin Parker.
She also appeared in G-Eazy’s music video for his song Some Kind of Drug.
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