Election 2020: CNN Anchor Pamela Brown's Snap Lights up Social Media
While covering the 2020 Presidential election, CNN anchor Pamela Brown delivered a stern snap that [...]
Pamela Brown snapping at the CNN intern lol pic.twitter.com/Xw0sN3g1zb
— gifdsports (@gifdsports) November 4, 2020
Brown is originally from Lexington, Kentucky. Her parents are well known, with her father being the former governor of Kentucky, John Y. Brown Jr., and her mother, a former Miss America and businesswoman Phyllis George. Sadly, Brown's mother passed away earlier this year.
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The "Pamela Brown Snap" just became a thing.
— Tim Weisberg (@TimWeisberg) November 4, 2020
Brown has one older brother, named Lincoln, and three half-siblings from her father's previous marriage. Notably, she was named after her aunt, Pamela Brown, who died in a tragic Rozière balloon accident in 1970.
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Half the staff at CNN disappeared with that snap. pic.twitter.com/Y7eZSIjYDM
— Martin (@TacoHipster) November 4, 2020
Brown attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She formerly worked for ABC Washington, D.C., affiliate WJLA-TV. She also, on occasion, would provide the lead-in to Politico's Video Playback, a daily recap of the previous night's late-night talk shows.
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LMFAO! Pamela Brown snapped those fingers and cut that look about getting that paperwork in her hands
— Ana Mariá Bonaduce💋 (@Evry1sFavrt) November 4, 2020
Currently, Brown works as the senior White House Correspondent for CNN. She is married, and has two children.
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PLS tell me I’m not the only one who caught Pamela Brown sass snapping at someone on air!! @CNN
— Cierra Prince (@princey_pants) November 4, 2020
Following the epic snap clip, Brown took to Twitter to clarify the moment. Turns out, it was not quite as intense as everyone thought.
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Thank goodness for my colleague Hyram for hurriedly handing me this scotus filing right as I was going on air - whew it’s been a wild 24 plus hours with no end in sight... one thing for sure is it’s a team effort. pic.twitter.com/BgSBlB57Uf
— Pamela Brown (@PamelaBrownCNN) November 4, 2020
In a tweet, Brown shared a photo of herself and a CNN crew member named Hyram. She explained that it was Hyram who was getting the papers to her, and that she was most humbly, grateful for his help.
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We saw you! 😂 pic.twitter.com/DDwIhW9WWq
— Daniel (@ddrizzy253) November 4, 2020
Brown has received lots of comments on her post, with one user replying, "Emotions are running high, incredible amount of stress and pressure. You're doing a great job. Keep it up. I'm glad you thanked your team after, but you know we can see your face and that snap right? Maybe this could have been addressed a little better afterwards."
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