Brazilian presenter's wife caught nude in background of conference call

Conference calls have provided us with a "work from home"-themed bloopers reel during the pandemic, and a Brazilian TV host has just added to it.

Fabio Porchat was interviewing politician Guilherme Boulos for his online mini-series when his wife Nataly walked through the back of the shot, wearing nothing but a towel.

Fresh out of the shower, with her hair wrapped on top of her head, Nataly was unaware she'd made a guest appearance in her husband's program "Politics Live".

Porchat was deep in conversation with Boulos, streaming the interview live to his 5.8 million Instagram followers, when he noticed his naked wife's failed attempt to sneak past in the background.

Unfortunately, so did his millions of viewers.

Boulos burst into a fit of laughter, acknowledging the awkward cameo by remarking, "Somebody's walking past naked."

Breaking away from Brazilian politics to laugh at the wife's desperate dash, Porchat informs Nataly: "Everybody saw you."

"Could you see?!" she responds, mortified, as the two men continue laughing.

Posting the video on Instagram, Porchat laughed off the moment with his millions of followers, much to the bemusement of his wife.

"My god! What unnecessary exposure!" Nataly wrote in the comments.

"I want a divorce!"

Porchat's wife isn't the only person to accidentally bare all on camera during the pandemic.

CNN reporter Chris Cuomo previously appeared stark naked in the background of his wife's yoga tutorial.

US TV reporter Melinda Meza was doing a live cross about cutting your own hair in time to return to work, when she accidentally filmed her husband in the shower naked.

One mum even flashed her daughter's entire Zoom class accidentally, after hopping out of the shower.

The 9Honey team previously shared our own "work from home" video conference disasters.

"My friend was in a work video meeting last week when her 11-year-son got out of the pool and walked through the back of her shot on his way to the shower, naked," Essential Baby editor Letitia Rowlands revealed.