David Muir doesn’t have custom firefighting jacket in Thursday report

David MuirThe custom Wildfire ensemble is clearly short-lived.

Muir, 51, headlines the Thursday, January 9 broadcast world news tonight from Los Angeles, where he covered the wildfires that were devastating the city. He wore a flame-retardant yellow jacket over a black T-shirt, which was unzipped and appeared to have omitted the now-viral clothespins he used to tighten the fabric.

In the episode that aired on Wednesday, January 8, Muir clipped clothespins to the back of her safety jacket, seemingly making the fabric fit better.

“Praying for Los Angeles. We’ll be back today,” he wrote on Instagram hours before Thursday’s show aired.

While Muir didn’t mention the use of clothespins, fans went crazy trying to decide if he should have omitted it on camera.

“People are losing everything they have, no one cares about how you look,” one social media user wrote via Not a fire.

A third social media user agreed, chiming in: “California is burning and he doesn’t want his jacket to look baggy on camera. People first!

Other fans are firmly on Muir’s side and supporting him.

“Y’all don’t bother David Muir and his clothespin fire jacket,” one X user wrote. “A little nip in the waist never hurt anyone.”

Another added, “Leave David Muir alone EEEEEEEE. He probably just pinned it on his clothes because the wind is crazy out there. Makes him look like he’s snacking.

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