CNN's Anderson Cooper Struck in the Head by Flying Debris While Covering Hurricane Milton in Florida

On Wednesday, October 9, the CNN anchor, 57, was hit by flying debris while covering Hurricane Milton in Brandenton, Fla. "If you look at the ground - whoa!" "My girlfriend is having a full-on meltdown because @cnn has her favorite thing on earth @andersoncooper in the middle of a life-threatening hurricane," one user penned. "'It's important for everyone to stay inside' the FEMA rep tells CNN, while Anderson Cooper is fighting for his life in Florida in the split screen," another person pointed out, while a third suggested, "He should wear a helmet next time." As OK previously reported, Cooper wasn't the only reporter to on the ground during the storm, as Rob Marciano returned to TV with CBS to cover Hurricane Milton after he was abruptly fired from ABC's Good Morning America in April.

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