Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Donkey Makes A Guest Appearance On ESPN ‘Manningcast’

Since its launch, Eli and Peyton Manning’s ManningCast has included a number of viral moments, but during Monday’s broadcast of the Chargers-Jets game, there was a very strange sight.

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Donkey Makes A Guest Appearance On ESPN ‘Manningcast’

The actor and former governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger, made an appearance with the Manning brothers and unveiled a donkey live on television.

The embarrassing incident happened during Monday night’s NY Jets vs. Los Angeles Chargers game on ESPN during Peyton and brother Eli Manning’s “Manningcast” presentation.

The famed football brothers welcomed A-list guests to the program as usual, and this time they were joined by none other than Arnold. However, the renowned action movie actor wasn’t alone himself.

Throughout the conversation, the donkey made sporadic appearances, which gave the brothers the opportunity to make fun of one another and torment Schwarzenegger.

“Arnold, I assume your donkey’s name is Peyton. Is that correct? Eli queried.

“That’s exactly right. How did you know? It’s Peyton No. 2,” responded Schwarzenegger, who was on the show to promote his book, “Be Useful Seven Tools For Life.”

The donkey returned later  in the interview with Schwarzenegger feeding it.

According to Schwarzenegger’s new explanation, he and his girlfriend thought his pony Whiskey needed a best friend, so he purchased Lulu.

Schwarzenegger said, “They were hanging out together, loving each other,” to HOLA!. “She needed a companion. Look at them, they’re getting along!”

Astute viewers connected the film to a ManningCast moment from 2021 in which Peyton Manning was seen eating some chicken during a commercial break. Eli Manning had a lot of fun with that moment.

Much more fascinating than the expert football analysis the Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks can offer are the kinds of situations on the show.

 

 

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