Conor McGregor shocked Fox News audiences on Wednesday when he dropped an F-bomb live on air.
The MMA fighter, 34, appeared on The Sean Hannity Show as he turned the air blue as he praised 9/11 fundraiser Frank Siller.
Conor told the CEO of the Tunnel To Towers charity: “Frank, your brother [fellow charity boss] Stephen is a bloody legend.
The outspoken athlete then raised his hand to his mouth, realizing what he had said, before continuing: “Sorry, he’s a hero, you are [Frank] a hero’.
He then showed a huge check and presented the charity with a whopping $1 million donation.
Shock! Conor McGregor, 34, shocked Fox News audiences on Wednesday when he dropped an F-bomb live on air
Unbelievable: He then showed a huge check and presented the charity with a whopping $1 million donation
NSFW: The MMA fighter (center) appeared on the Sean Hannity (left) show as he turned the air blue as he praised 9/11 fundraiser Frank Siller (right).
Conor’s performance comes after meeting pal Chris Brown in his hometown of Dublin, Ireland on the final leg of the singer’s world tour.
Describing the evening as a “real crazy night,” Conor shared snaps of them taking shots together after entering the ring for a friendly match.
Conor and Chris, 33, who performed in town, are said to be good friends and met through their shared interest in martial arts.
They appeared in high spirits as they beamed for the camera while Conor donned a tight white jumper and jeans.
He completed the look with a huge gold watch and slipped on colorful sneakers.
Meanwhile, Chris opted for a black combo, which he paired with a matching baseball cap and silver jewelry.
He captioned the snaps: “Me and the homie @chrisbrownofficial #propermadnight #welcometoireland”
They were joined by other buddies and Connor stripped off his shirt for the drinking session, showing off his incredible collection of tattoos.
‘Really Crazy Night’: Conor’s performance comes after meeting up with pal Chris Brown in his hometown of Dublin, Ireland on the final leg of the singer’s world tour
Partying: The hometown hero described the evening as a “proper crazy night” and shared snaps of them drinking shots together, Connor (far left) Chris (2nd right)
He also flashed his soaring knuckles for the camera, having previously shared snaps of himself sweating in the ring, writing: “Mad Angel Irish Fighting”.
It comes after Conor Liam Neeson responded on Twitter after the Irish actor branded him a “little leprechaun”.
He spoke out after the Hollywood star, 70, said he was ‘[giving] Ireland a bad name” – although the two never met.
The MMA champion, who is known to enjoy a social media slinging match, took to the streets on Friday night in his response to the Taken star.
Conor kept his caption short and didn’t tag or address Liam in his reply.
He simply wrote, “Irish pride – always.” along with an Irish flag emoji.
A follower commented on this post: “We [are] proud of you !’
Although many of his fans have shown support, several have made it clear that they are collaborating with the Hollywood actor.
Some even went so far as to assist him in a fictional brawl with the fighter despite his lack of training.
Speaking of which, it comes after Conor took to Twitter to respond to Liam Neeson after the Irish actor branded him a ‘little leprechaun’.
One tweet read: “Liam is the man.”
Another wrote: “Very much here for Liam dragging along ‘little leprechaun’ Connor McGregor (also my money’s on Liam in a fight).”
Others just decided to stoke the fire and posted gifs of Liam under the post.
Liam launched into the bizarre tirade aimed at Conor while offering his thoughts on UFC fights earlier this week.
When asked by Men’s Health for his thoughts on the Ultimate Fighting Championship, Liam replied, “I can’t stand UFC. It’s like a bar fight to me. I know practitioners say, “No, you are wrong – the months of training we do…”
“Why don’t you just grab a beer bottle and hit the other guy on the head? This is the next level of the UFC. I hate it.’
Calling Conor directly, he continued: “That little leprechaun Conor McGregor gives Ireland a bad name. I know he’s fit and I admire him for that. But I can’t take it.’