Jamie Laing's Boat Race Blunders & Vulnerable Moment

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Jamie Lang, the 37-year-old maid and Chelsea star, had a rough day presenting Channel 4's coverage of the boat race on Saturday.

He messed up by announcing the wrong runner-up in the men's race and had to apologize twice for swearing from winning team members during live.

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It was Channel 4's first time airing the historic event after taking over from the BBC.

The mishaps piled up quick. First, an Oxford women's cocks dropped in F-bombs celebrating their win.

Oxford's first since 2016.

Jamie covered it smoothly, saying it was okay in the excitement.

Then, Claire Balding apologized for a Cambridge rower shouting the same word after they took the men's race by 11 seconds.

Fans caught every slip, but Jamie owned it later that night.

He also goofed congratulating Cambridge as losers before correcting to Oxford amid laughs from the crowd.

The races were tight, with umpires warning both crews for drifting in windy conditions along the four mile course.

Hours after, Jamie hit Instagram stories with a tearful clip from his new Disney Plus series, Raising Chelsea.

Choking up to wife Sophie Haboo, he admitted filling lonely about first-time fatherhood with their four-month-old son Ziggy.

He captioned it,

Vulnerability is cool.

That raw moment flipped the script on his TV flubs, reminding everyone even stars wrestle with big life changes while promoting the show now streaming.

On, Disney Plus.