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Unbelievable ‘Wheel of Fortune’ fail makes audience groan in disbelief

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A contestant on Monday night’s episode of Wheel of Fortune made an error so shocking it prompted one audience member to shout out what everyone was thinking: “What!?” With all but one letter on the board, it looked like Khushi, a Grade 10 student competing during the game show’s “Teen Week” special, was set to win a trip to Antigua and US$650.

Read more: Mysterious sphere washes up on Japanese beach, triggering speculation Read next: Part of the Sun breaks free and forms a strange vortex, baffling scientists After correctly guessing the letter ‘H,’ the board in front of Khushi and her competitors showed the nearly completed answer to the Food & Drink category: “FRE_H TROPICAL FRUIT.” “Solve it, or spin it … but do something quickly,” encouraged Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak.

Khushi acted quickly, but not carefully. She spun the wheel, which landed on the $650 prize marker, and gave her answer. “I’ll go with a G,” Khushi said, visibly hesitant.

In response, the audience groaned in disbelief behind her. Another contestant, Juliana, stole the win and answered correctly: “Fresh tropical fruit.” On social media, folks echoed the audience’s shock.

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