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Steve Harvey Finally Confesses the Miss Universe Mistake Wasn’t His Fault. Here’s the Real Story.

It’s hard to forget the crawl-out-of-your-skin feeling we all experienced when we watched Steve Harvey announce the wrong name at the Miss Universe pageant last year. And it wasn’t really the incident itself that was so unsettling, as much as it was the relentless criticism and backlash that Harvey received for the blunder. I mean, by all appearances, an honest man made an honest mistake on live TV—and beyond that, he had the guts to go back out there and rectify it himself. It takes a pretty stand-up guy to make such a bold move, but boy did he pay a PRICE.

But what Steve just admitted on Jimmy Fallon this week proves he’s even more of a champ than we thought. In the midst of discussing his new book, Jump, Jimmy asked what really happened the night of the Miss Universe mishap, or what Steve refers to as “4 minutes of pure hell.”

“It was crazy, man, because I’m a smart guy. You know, I can read,” said Steve. “I read the teleprompter, but the guy in my ear said, ‘Read the next name.’ Now the teleprompter just said, ‘And the new 2015 Miss Universe is’ and next he said, ‘Read the next name. Now. Now.’ I said, ‘Miss Colombia.’ Crowd goes crazy. He goes, ‘Great job, Steve.'”

But four minutes later, he walked backstage to a frantic crew who realized they had just made a big mistake. After spewing a string of expletives, they told Steve, “We said the wrong name.”

Kelsey Straeter
Kelsey Straeter
Kelsey is an editor at Outreach. She’s passionate about fear fighting, freedom writing, and the pursuit of excellence in the name of crucifying perfectionism. Glitter is her favorite color, 2nd only to pink, and 3rd only to pink glitter.

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