‘I would take whatever I could fit in my handbag!’ Studio 10’s Sarah Harris admits to stealing toilet paper from the Channel Nine offices
She worked as a presenter for Channel Nine for 12 years before jumping ship to rival Network Ten in 2013.
And on Friday’s episode of Studio 10, Sarah Harris admitted to stealing toilet paper from her previous employee back in 2002.
‘I wouldn’t take out rolls and rolls of it. I would just take whatever I could fit in my handbag,’ the 38-year-old said with a laugh.
‘I would fit it in my handbag!’ On Friday’s episode of Studio 10, Sarah Harris admitted to stealing toilet paper from her previous employee Channel Nine back in 2002
The comment was made during a panel discussion about how one in three Australians admitted to stealing toilet paper from their workplace.
‘I have, I have, sorry, 2002 was a rough year,’ Sarah revealed to co-hosts Joe Hildebrand, Angela Bishop and Drysdale.
‘I wouldn’t take out rolls and rolls of it. I would just take whatever I could fit in my handbag,’ she added with a laugh.
Sarah went on to joke about how Channel Nine ‘was doing well’ at the time and could afford the missing loo rolls.
‘I worked hard, I put in overtime’: Sarah joked about how Channel Nine ‘was doing well’ at the time and could afford for her to take home a few rolls
‘I worked hard, I put in overtime,’ she stated. ‘I chased stories hard. It was [just] one time.’
Sarah worked as a presenter for Channel Nine for 12 years, appearing on Weekend Today, Today, Mornings and Nine News.
She jumped ship to Channel Ten in 2013, landing a plum gig on Studio 10.
Sarah told The Daily Telegraph at the time that she simply ‘couldn’t say no’ to the presenting role.
At rival Nine: Sarah worked as a presenter for Channel Nine for 12 years, appearing on Weekend Today, Today, Mornings and Nine News. She jumped ship to Channel Ten in 2013
‘This opportunity came up really suddenly and it’s all happened very, very quickly,’ she said.
‘I have loved my time at Nine, I have had so many great opportunities and had colleagues who will be dear friends for life. This was something I just couldn’t say no to.’
Then-executive producer at Studio 10, Rob McKnight, said in an official statement at the time that Sarah was ‘always’ his ‘first choice’.
‘She will steer the conversation and set up the topics. She’s warm, smart and very funny. Joe [Hildebrand] won’t know what’s hit him,’ he said.
Dream job: Sarah landed plum gig on Studio 10 back in 2013. She told The Daily Telegraph at the time that she simply ‘couldn’t say no’ to the opportunity. Pictured in 2017