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Kosinski has also denied getting information from the former ambassador saying information came from 'inside Trump's own orbit. But this isn't the first time Kosinski has got into hot water over her reporting. Old footage has resurfaced of the hilarious moment then-rookie journalist Michelle Kosinski was caught short during NBC's Today Show, as it emerges the UK's former ambassador to the US was investigated over suspicions he passed White House secrets to her during an affair.

This week it was revealed that Britain's former ambassador to the United States Kim Darroch, 66, was investigated over an alleged affair with Kosinski, 46, pictured who at the time was a reporter for CNN. Archive footage from the NBC Today Show reveals the cringeworthy moment the enthusiastic reporter appeared to try - and fail - to deceive viewers about the extent of flooding hitting parts of the East Coast.

The incident, that would later be dubbed 'Canoe-gate', took place on October 14 when the new and up-and-coming NBC News correspondent was reporting live about flooding in Wayne, New Jersey. It shows Kosinski canoeing through floodwater telling viewers how 'deep' it is before she is rumbled when two men stroll casually through the ankle-deep water.

The segment begins with anchors Matt Lauer and Katie Couric going live to Kosinski who is sat in a canoe paddling through the floodwater in a submerged suburban thoroughfare. Her dramatic segment is quickly interrupted by two men in hip-waders walking through the water just past her the boat.

The correspondent continues rowing on the water as if nothing has happened, describing how it's 'really tough' in a canoe or boat. It rushed in yesterday through the streams and it's really tough to control a canoe or a boat when you're out in it - it's much deeper out there,' she says. It shows Kosinski canoeing through floodwater when two men stroll casually through the ankle-deep water.

The hosts in the studio interject to question Kosinski on the water level. If we go back we saw these guys a few seconds ago walking,' asks Lauer, while Couric laughs.

Kosinski tries to make light of the awkward situation: 'Why walk when you can row you guys? Lauer continues to poke fun at her, asking: 'Have you run ashore yet? She replies: 'They wouldn't let me go back into the deep water because they were afraid I would just drift away. The embarrassing gaffe was picked up by other outlets and soon had done the rounds on the likes of Fox's Tucker Carlson and Don Imus's radio show. Darroch was investigated over an alleged affair with Kosinski.

He was later cleared of wrongdoing following a probe by the Department of Justice. US officials believed Michelle Kosinski, pictured left with her British husband Kimbell Duncan at the White House Correspondents Dinner, was being tipped off by Lord Darroch about highly sensitive Trump administration information. Fifteen years on and Kosinski has once again found herself up a creek without a paddle as allegations of an affair with Darroch and pointed questions over how she obtained sensitive White House information surfaced this week.

Lord Darroch was reportedly suspected of tipping off Kosinski about several Trump administration secrets including plans to make CIA director Mike Pompeo the Secretary of State, which did later happen.

No story was reported but the White House became more interested in Kosinski after this time. She also apparently raised eyebrows when tipped off about US plans for tough sanctions against Russia. The classified proposals had reportedly been discussed in private with allies in France, Germany and the UK before being announced on April 6.

Their affair allegedly began at the start of US authorities probed the alleged relationship in detail over fears it could open up Darroch to blackmail by hostile states. Darroch has been married for 42 years and has two grown-up children while Kosinski is also married with two children. Kosinski hit back at the allegations in a social media post where she blamed leaks within Trump 's own circle for her series of scoops. Kosinski hit back at the allegations on social media where she blamed leaks within Trump 's own circle for her series of scoops.

Sounds like I had some good sources and did my job,' she tweeted. Every damn time. None of them—not one—contained incorrect information. The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline. By posting your comment you agree to our house rules. Do you want to automatically post your MailOnline comments to your Facebook Timeline? We will automatically post your comment and a link to the news story to your Facebook timeline at the same time it is posted on MailOnline.

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Argos AO. Privacy Policy Feedback. Hilarious moment CNN reporter Michelle Kosinski was caught out exaggerating flooding - as she denies affair with UK's former ambassador who was investigated for giving her White House secrets Archive footage from the NBC Today Show reveals the cringeworthy moment later dubbed 'Canoe-gate' Up-and-coming journalist Michelle Kosinski was reporting live about flooding in Wayne, New Jersey, and is canoeing through floodwater The dramatic segment is quickly interrupted by two men in hip-waders walking through the ankle-deep water by her boat This week it emerged UK's former ambassador to the US Kim Darroch, 66, was investigated over an alleged affair with Kosinski, 46, when she worked for CNN Suspicions were raised after a series of articles by Kosinski detailed highly-sensitive insider information about the Trump administration A DOJ probe later cleared Darroch of wrongdoing and he has denied any leaks By Rachel Sharp For Dailymail.

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