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Houston TV meteorologist says she was fired after viral Emmy rant targeting bosses

Brittany Begley says she was fired from KPRC in Houston after her viral Instagram post criticized the station's workplace culture and Emmy Awards snubs.

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Houston TV meteorologist says she was fired after viral Emmy rant targeting bosses
Brittany Begley says she was fired from KPRC in Houston after her viral Instagram post criticized the station's workplace culture and Emmy Awards snubs.
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