Rick Springfield invites “Today” a Craig Milvin hostel display during a direct interview

Where can I find Yawner like that?

Bob Rock Rick Springfield icon, the NBC Craig Melvin Host called for yawning during An interview on Wednesday at “three o’clock in the day.“

The Gessie’s Girl was slightly more than 90 seconds in the direct part that discusses the eighties when Melvin Yawn Off-Camera noticed.

The Grammy Award winner seemed to have paid his attention as he was trying to continue speaking, but he stopped temporarily, turned into Melvin and the broadcaster asked a direct question with the circulating cameras.

“Am I boring for you?” Springfield asked.

Melfin replied, “I am not in fact not at all.” “I apologize.”

“It is early, don’t worry about it, I will also sing,” said Springfield jokingly.

Melfin tried to explain that he was not yawning and claimed, “This was a cough,” but his response was laughing at the participation of the participants, Al Ruker and Jill Martin.

Today, the “Today” program tried to keep the interview interview and the moment quickly passed.

The music icon continued to joking with the hosts during this part, as it promoted “I Want My ’80s Tour” and his Great Hits, which was released in late February 2025.

Despite the embarrassing start, the interview ended with a high note as Rocker enthusiastically said, “Rick Springfield, I had no idea that you were very funny, by the way. Go back anytime!”

Springfield does not seem to have difficult feelings about the situation The exhibition gave a shout On his Facebook page.

“I spent a fun time with the gang on the day’s show this morning!” Springfield books.

“I was happy. Nevertheless, you remind me of not yawning if you are …”

During the interview, Springfield also opened about the discovery of a brain injury after falling on the stage during the 2000 show in Las Vegas.

“It has already fell 25 feet through a steel stage,” Springfield shared.

The singer and songwriter claimed that he was “supposed to feed on gravity on a beam” during a trick in MGM Grand, but the gear was not “linked” properly, and the beam fell on his head.

The “Love Somebody” singer suffered from a broken wrist and the annual prenuvo examination detection that the accident caused a brain injury as well.

Springfield said: “They found damage in my mind and we are watching it only,” Springfield said.

The 75 -year -old did not leave his healthy position.

Springfield will tour until mid -October as part of “I want my tour in the 1980s”, and plans to release new music, I mentioned the post.

“I am writing a new album now,” Springfield said on Wednesday. “I put the headphones so that my wife does not have to listen to the same musical phrase again and again. It is my treatment and my hobby. The new album will be a little heavier. More adventure. I want to write a set of meaningful songs for me with big hooks and some flavor what is going on.”