QVC host Toni Brattin let her hair down on “The Tonight Show” with Jimmy Fallon days after she went viral for an on-air slip-up.

While modeling a wig on the shopping network last week, Brattin had a NSFW blunder that has since been seen by millions online.

Instead of referring to a “blow out,” Brattin accidentally used a euphemism for oral sex while describing the hairdo.

After failing to suppress her laughter, Brattin sunk to the floor as another host continued the segment on the live broadcast.

The moment first made it onto Fallon’s show last week. During his Aug. 5 monologue, the comedian quipped, “Note to all the married men out there, the wig is only available on your birthday.”

On Aug. 10, Fallon hosted Brattin on his show, where the QVC host even brought him his very own wig.

QVC host Toni Brattin gives Jimmy Fallon his own wig

During his Aug. 10 monologue, Fallon played a clip of Brattin telling TMZ that she saved a wig for him.

“Jimmy, you just tell me when your birthday is and I’ll hand deliver this and we’ll see how cute you look in it,” she says in the clip.

“Well, thank you, Toni. My birthday is actually coming up,” Fallon said before Brattin joined her on stage.

After Fallon asked the QVC host to explain the viral wig clip, Brattin said, “I kind of froze and I was trying to decide, do I go to the left? Do I go to the right? I just went down.”

Brattin then gave Fallon his own wig and styled the look for the comedian.

“I am blown away,” Fallon said.

QVC host says she was ‘kind of in autopilot’ before wig flub

While speaking to TMZ on Aug. 6, Brattin said her mind was multitasking before the now-viral moment.

“Your brain is really kind of multifunctioning and you’re kind of in autopilot when you’re talking because you’ve said this so many times,” Brattin said.

The presenter said that she tried to recover in the moment but quickly started “hearing snickering” on set.

“When you’re not supposed to laugh, it just makes it that much more funny,” she said.

Brattin, who said she has worked on television for 30 years, added that QVC was “so kind” about the incident.

“It’s live television and you know we all make mistakes, right?” she said.

Melina Khan is a national trending reporter for USA TODAY. Keep up with her on X @melinakh and Instagram @bymelinakhan.