Moment ABC presenter Tony Armstrong is spotted after going MISSING at The Logies

ABC News Breakfast captured the moment Tony Armstrong was spotted after he disappeared following Sunday night’s TV Week Logie Awards.

The sports presenter spent the night partying after winning the Graham Kennedy Logie Award for Favorite New Talent and appeared difficult to track down for an interview on Monday morning.

Queensland-based reporter Michael Rennie was tasked with locating Tony after he failed to show up for his scheduled ABC News Breakfast appearance.

“I’m looking for him, trying to find him. I haven’t been able to find him yet,” Michael told viewers as he stood outside Tony’s hotel.

“We’re checking out the hotel where he’s staying. No sign of him yet. I’ve been on the phone a few times. No Answer! But I’m sure we’re getting closer to Tony. I think we’ll hopefully find him by the end of this hour,’ he added.

After hours of searching for Tony, Michael was finally able to locate him while relaxing outside with famous gardener Costa Georgiadis.

On Monday morning, ABC News Breakfast captured the moment Tony Armstrong (right) was spotted after disappearing following Sunday night’s TV Week Logie Awards. He was found by ABC reporter Michael Rennie (left).

‘I found him, he’s over here!’ Michael explained, walked up to Tony and gave him a handshake.

Tony looked exhausted after a long night of partying, with a messy hairdo, red eyes and a hoarse voice.

The star wore a green hoodie and held onto his Logie statuette.

“A lot of people wanted to get up quickly this morning, but I couldn’t get up all the way at 7am. but [I] managed to get up quickly at 8:00 and here we are,” he smiled

“Hey guys I can’t hear you guys in the studio but thanks for all the support you’ve given me along the way,” Tony said to the cameras.

He went on to admit that he felt quite dusty and had trouble getting up in the morning.

“A lot of people wanted to get up quickly this morning, but I couldn’t get up all the way at 7am. but [I] managed to get up quickly at 8:00 and here we are,” he smiled.

It came after Tony fought back online trolls who slammed him for delivering a Welcome to Country at Logies

When asked to share any gossip from the Logies, he simply replied, “Oh, I’ve just had a few conversations with a few people.”

“And certainly not a guilty conscience,” he added sarcastically.

It came after Tony fought back online trolls who slammed him for delivering a Welcome to Country at Logies.

Armstrong won the Graham Kennedy Award for Favorite New Talent

Tony Star paid tribute to the country’s traditional owners while introducing 2022 Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott on Sunday night’s red carpet.

His speech quickly sparked backlash as social media users accused the proud Barranbinya man of “waking up” and “signaling virtue”.

“Recognition of land is a sign of virtue that does nothing for the welfare of Australia’s indigenous people,” one person wrote on Twitter. “Especially in a room of coke-sniffing elites. It is time we dropped this nonsense.”

Tony is pictured with Rove McManus (left) and Dylan Alcott (right) during Sunday night’s Logie Awards ceremony

Armstrong returned fire, taking out his haters with a blunt and apt response.

“Shut up bro,” he wrote. “I am a Black Fulla and I have an obligation to respect the land I am on.”

His comment sparked a wave of support from fans who rushed in to defend him and praise the former AFL player for delivering the Welcome to Country.

“Don’t let him shake you, you’re at the top of your game at the start. Grow beyond that point, much better things to do with your awesome energy and beyond,” one wrote.

Another added: “It’s his award, he won it. He can say whatever he wants. Do not you like it? You win a prize. You can say what you want. Very easily.”

His speech quickly drew backlash with social media users who accused the proud Barranbinya man of “waking up” and “signaling virtue”.

Armstrong won the Graham Kennedy Award for Favorite New Talent.

He delivered an emotional acceptance speech, thanking his mother for her unwavering support throughout his career.

“Old cheese, my mum, she’s a superstar, did everything for me and was a superstar and I wouldn’t be up here without her, so a big thank you to her and please smack her, she’ll love it.” back home,” he said.

The TV Week Logies Awards ended with a bang: the Gold Logie Award for Favorite Personality on Australian TV went to comedian Hamish Blake, who delivered a moving speech when accepting the coveted statuette for the second time.

Armstrong gave an emotional acceptance speech, thanking his mother for her unwavering support throughout his career