Today’s Craig Melvin apologizes after Al Roker sarcastically asked ‘You know we’re on TV, right?’ in awkward live moment

AL Roker has taken his Today co-host Craig Melvin to task over an embarrassing mistake during Thursday’s show.

After realizing the flub, Craig admitted he didn’t fully realize they were on the air live.

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Al was in the middle of a conversation on the Today Show when he stopped to look over at Craig, thinking his co-host was going to ask him something.

“Oh, I’m sorry,” Craig said quickly, before revealing that he was actually just singing to himself.

While his co-hosts Al, Sheinelle Jones and Savannah Guthrie all laughed, the 43-year-old shared more of the song he had in mind by singing more of Beyonce’s Break My Soul for them.

After singing a line, he added, “I was just singing — I’m sorry.”

Since the Today hosts often poke fun at each other on the show, Al Craig sarcastically asked, “You know we’re on TV, right?”

Then Savannah asked, “Are you at the Beyhive?”

Smiling but looking a little uncomfortable, Craig admitted: “Well I forgot I was on TV for a second. Forgiveness!”

Beyonce officially announced her long-awaited new tour on Wednesday, and the co-hosts talked all about it on Thursday’s show.

The 41-year-old singer showed off her incredible curves in diamond-encrusted lingerie while posing on a silver horse in a stunning snap for the announcement post.

Beyonce covered her modesty with strategically placed crystals and completed the look with a silver cowboy hat and silver thigh-high boots with tassels.

She posted the photo to Instagram Wednesday morning and captioned it: “RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR 2023.”

Beyonce is set to take her critically acclaimed dance album to the streets in May, starting in Europe.

After concerts in Cardiff, Edinburghand Sunderland, the superstar will take on London for three appearances from May 29.

The Break My Soul singer will open the US leg of the tour on July 12 in Philadelphia.

She will then stop in cities such as Chicago, New York City, Boston, Atlanta, Miami, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Houston and New Orleans.

The tour marks Beyonce’s first extended stretch on the road since 2018’s On the Run tour, which made 48 stops across North America and Europe.

The 28-time Grammy winner’s full tour schedule, international dates and ticket information are available on her official website.

Last month, the US Sun exclusively revealed Beyonce’s strict touring rules for her crew.

A source said: “Bey knows the new performances will require intense choreography and precision, so everyone needs to be clean and sober.

“There will also be no crazy party on the street.

“She also does #MeToo checks with the dancers, band and crew in hopes this will make the tour a safe and friendly environment to work in.”

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