A Abby Hornacek segment took a scary turn on live TV, but ended without injury.

Appearing on Fox & Friends, Hornacek agreed to take a suplex from Olympic silver medalist Kennedy Blades. The move looked dangerous on camera, with Hornacek appearing to land on her neck, prompting immediate concern from viewers watching the segment unfold in real time.

Despite how it looked on the broadcast, Hornacek quickly reassured audiences that she was not hurt. She later addressed the moment on the show, explaining that while the landing appeared rough, she came out of it feeling fine.

“My mother was also very worried,” Hornacek said. “I actually feel great… Kennedy Blades is a true professional… I felt like I was being hoisted off a skyscraper. I was disoriented in the air.”

The moment quickly gained traction online, with clips circulating across social media and sparking debate over whether the move had gone wrong. Some viewers questioned the execution, while others praised Blades for maintaining control in a live television setting.

Hornacek moved to shut down any criticism, making it clear the segment was her idea from the start and that she had volunteered to take the move. She also emphasized that there was no botch involved, crediting Blades for delivering the suplex safely despite how dramatic it appeared on camera.

UPDATE: Abby is OK!

"My mother was also very worried...I actually feel great...Kennedy Blades is a true professional... I felt like I was being hoisted off of a skyscraper. I was disoriented in the air."pic.twitter.com/rxBcFOGieA

, Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) March 29, 2026