A woman’s recent attempt at pole dancing made a big splash in Texas. Asha Gilbert of Houston was recording herself as she was trying out a maneuver on a stripper pole in her apartment’s living room. That's when it dislodged from the ceiling, hit a fire sprinkler, and water poured down. It not only flooded her apartment but also the one below. She says the pole was a gift and her friend didn’t properly anchor it to the floor and ceiling. Ya think?
Things went from stripper to dripper pretty quickly in the video. (WATCH)
A Texas woman was practicing pole dancing in her living room when the pole came loose from the ceiling and hit a sprinkler, flooding her apartment. https://t.co/CUNO7uUx5a pic.twitter.com/mKJ5d4tAHI
— ABC News (@ABC) July 14, 2026
The dog knew this was a bad idea
— Felicia (@Felicious1908) July 14, 2026
Omg lol pretty funny and what a smart dog knew a disaster was coming and bailed 😂
— CristaK (@Lolita7515) July 14, 2026
If you listen closely, you might be able to make out the panicked pooch saying, ‘Ruh Roh!’
Commenters say the woman didn’t understand the weight of the situation before she did her ‘splash dance.’
She was getting it right until …………. 😂 pic.twitter.com/tUktmZgvvL
— Czar Nation 🦁 (@CzarNation) July 14, 2026
Don't those poles have a weight limit 😳 pic.twitter.com/kf9NwRnSDl
— Bigkev (@Bigkev451) July 15, 2026
You want Flashdance? This is how you get Flashdance. (Yes, I’m that old).
— Viet Q Nguyen (@VietQNguyen) July 15, 2026
— Squiffy (@Squiffy1025) July 14, 2026
‘She's a maniac, maniac on the second floor. And she's dancing like she's never danced before!’
Posters say an insurance company should turn the video into a commercial.
@Allstate I think you have the material here for your next mayhem commercial pic.twitter.com/lZRYa3VYSw
— Midlife Crisis ⚡️#boltup (@Mark2099x) July 14, 2026
My first thought was @FarmersIns_ pic.twitter.com/zuFNhKVXc6
— Sleepy Javan Langur (@JavanLangur) July 15, 2026
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😂😂😂 wonder if
— CJG (@66cjg) July 14, 2026
1) she has renters insurance and
2) if an incident like this is covered ?
renter insurance only covers personal belongings, has nothing for the dwelling unit which is owned and insured by the landlord, who will be rather pissed about the flood destroying much of that entire building
— 🧀caliCardinalFan🧀 (@brieche52084083) July 15, 2026
They all have a pole dancing clause… 🤷🏽♂️
— Anthony @ Domainicate (@domainicate) July 15, 2026
Insurance policies normally don’t cover acts of clod.
Posters brainstormed a stripper name for the drenched dancer.
Did someone say “make it rain”? pic.twitter.com/Vz00Gm4VK8
— Shamar D. Bradley (@ShamarDBradley) July 14, 2026
Her stripper name should be Misty.
— MAZE (@mazemoore) July 15, 2026
😂 Misty Rayne
— RebelwithoutaReason (@RebelwoaReason) July 15, 2026
Even better!
— MAZE (@mazemoore) July 15, 2026
Shouldn’t that be ‘even wetter?'
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