In a rare display of candidness, Ty Burrell, known for his role on Modern Family, has shared a side-splitting anecdote about an embarrassing moment from his past.
The actor recently revealed that he once found himself in a rather awkward situation in the bustling heart of New York City’s Times Square.
Before rising to fame and fortune, Ty was an aspiring actor navigating the challenges of breaking into the entertainment industry.
He had harbored apprehensions about pursuing his dreams and had diligently pursued education as a means of avoiding the daunting prospect of facing rejection head-on.
Upon relocating to New York City, Ty found himself at a crossroads when an ex-girlfriend offered to arrange a meeting with an agent on his behalf.
Despite his reservations, he reluctantly agreed to the proposition, unaware of the unexpected turn of events that would follow.
Reflecting on the experience, Ty recounted, “I was stuck between a rock and an aneurysm.
If I’d said no, she would have lost respect for me.
If I’d said yes, I’d have to take the meeting.”
Following the less-than-ideal meeting with the agent, Ty bid farewell and ventured out into the vibrant streets of Times Square, the iconic tourist hub of the city.
It was amidst the hustle and bustle of this bustling locale that an unforeseen mishap occurred, leading Ty to find himself in a rather compromising situation.
“I stood there for a surprisingly long time before I realized what had happened,” Ty humorously recalled, his senses still reeling from the unexpected turn of events during the earlier meeting.
Undeterred by the mishap, he recounted observing the diverse throngs of people passing by in front of him, unfazed by the unusual circumstances he found himself in.
Subsequently, Ty found a quirky resolution to his predicament by discreetly disposing of his undergarments, thereby alleviating himself of both the soiled attire and the lingering anxiety that had plagued him mere moments before.
In a lighthearted reflection on the incident, Ty remarked, “There I threw my underwear in the garbage.
I now had no underwear and, bizarrely, none of the anxiety I had felt mere moments before.”
Despite the humorous nature of his Times Square mis
