THE Today Show host Sheinelle Jones has jumped out of her seat and grabbed onto her co-hosts’, Al Roker and Craig Melvin, arms.

A loud sound interrupted the live TV segment and she later laughed it off.

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Sheinelle Jones grabbed onto Al Roker and Craig Melvin’s arm after hearing a loud noiseCredit: NBC

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Once she realized it was a dog barking, she apologizedCredit: Getty
On Monday’s show, Al, Sheinelle, and Craig led the Generation Next segment.

Al interviewed DJ Zach Sang about his own radio show and his career drive.

After the show aired clips from the interview, the camera went back to the three Today hosts.

Al talked about how great of a person he is, and how Zach’s mom was his influence when a dog barked in the studio.

Sheinelle grabbed onto both Craig and Al’s arm and looked terrified as she looked somewhere off set.

Once she realized it was a dog barking, she laughed and said: “Sorry.”

Craig said quietly while looking at Al: “What the heck is happening in this place?”

The meteorologist ignored him and started singing, the song Who Let the Dogs Out?

Sheinelle danced in her seat and laughed as Al sang.

“Every time we have pets on this show, they act up,” Craig said.

“Kids and pets, you can’t go wrong,” Al yelled.

Sheinelle tried to rally them back to the topic at hand, but Al said to just check out the interview on Amazon.

KEEPING UP WITH JONES

Sheinelle has learned to laugh at herself after making flubs or embarrassing herself on live TV.

Back in October, she cracked herself up over her own flub.

The 44-year-old quickly recovered following a teleprompter stumble.

Sheinelle, Dylan Dreyer, and Al sat down with the program’s editorial director, Arianna Davis, to discuss a range of hot topics.

Before the foursome could get to dishing on emojis, pumpkin spice treats, and food delivery services, it was Sheinelle’s job to introduce it all to viewers.

Dylan kicked things off, by reminding fans that the segment is called This Is Today, and they’d be highlighting some “buzzworthy stories.”

Then it was turned over to her Today co-host Sheinelle, who explained: “So, here with what we need to know is Today digital editorial director Arinanna Da– Ah!”

After hearing herself mumble over Arianna’s name and stumble, Sheinelle mocked herself by ranting some jumbled nonsense before collecting herself to move forward.

The editorial director just laughed over the little flub, as did the host as she correctly said the contributor’s name and moved on with the rest of the segment intro.

Al laughed and sounded confused by what was happening as he asked, “What?” to his co-host as she spoke her jumbled words.

They all got through it quickly enough, enjoyed their laughs about it, and were able to move on with the conversation.

OOPS!

Earlier this month, Sheinelle made another blunder and Craig blasted her about “finding a new job.”

Sheinelle made a major blunder about a rival show before her co-host called her out.

She talked with Tom Gimbel, CEO and founder of LaSalle Network, a recruitment service.

They were running a segment on new jobs for the new year.

“Welcome to Good-,” Sheinelle said, before she stopped herself.

“I was going to say ‘welcome to good morning.’ Did you hear that? Good morning.”

Tom laughed, along with her co-hosts and said good morning back.

However, the blunder could be seen as Sheinelle referencing rival morning show, Good Morning America.

“Do you know where you work?” Al asked.

Sheinelle cracked up and Craig said: “Different show.”

“Looks like you might be looking for a job!”

Tom spoke up and said: “I’ll help you find a new job!”

Sheinelle could not contain her laughter and practically walked off the set.

“I was going to say Welcome to Good Day,” she defended herself.

FOX’s Good Day Philadelphia was where Sheinelle used to work before joining Today.

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The dog was on for an upcoming segmentCredit: NBC

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Al started to sing, Who Let The Dogs Out? as Sheinelle cracked upCredit: NBC

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The meteorologist was talking about interviewing Zach Sang as the dog interrupted the segmentCredit: NBC