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Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos, the beloved hosts of Live With Kelly & Mark, brought the laughs to Wednesday's show, but not just with a celebratory shout-out to their long-time announcer, Déjà Vu’s birthday. The pair quickly transitioned into a relatable and hilarious discussion about the oppressive summer heat and the resulting, shall we say, moisture.

The conversation started innocently enough, with Kelly commenting on the stifling humidity. But it quickly took a comedic turn when Mark used the memorable phrase “cornhole sweating” to describe their predicament. The term, and the image it conjured, had Kelly and the audience in stitches.

“It’s just… it’s a lot,” Kelly exclaimed, fanning herself dramatically. “You’re glistening. I’m glistening. Everyone’s glistening.”

Mark, ever the charming conversationalist, added, “Got a good view,” playfully acknowledging the situation and prompting more laughter from Kelly. The exchange resonated with viewers across Australia, who are likely experiencing similar scorching temperatures and humidity levels.

The couple's candid and humorous take on dealing with the summer heat is a testament to their genuine connection and their ability to find humor in everyday situations. It's a refreshing reminder that even celebrities aren't immune to the discomfort of a humid day – and they're happy to share their struggles (and the funny phrases that come with them) with their audience.

This lighthearted moment comes after a busy period for the couple. They've been juggling their hosting duties, family commitments, and various other projects. Their willingness to be open and relatable, even when discussing something as mundane as “cornhole sweating,” is a key factor in their enduring popularity. It proves that authenticity and a good sense of humor can go a long way in connecting with an audience.

So, next time you're feeling overwhelmed by the humidity, remember Kelly and Mark – and maybe embrace the “cornhole sweating” with a laugh! It’s all part of surviving another hot Aussie summer.