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A Woman Accidentally Roasted Her 'Family Feud Canada' Opponent For Being Bald (VIDEO)

His reaction is so good.
'Family Feud Canada' Contestant Accidentally Roasts Her Opponent For Being Bald (VIDEO)
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Shots were fired in a recent episode of Family Feud Canada.

In the new episode, the Piercey-Fabregui family faced off with the Simpsons in the race for a $10,000 prize.

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When asked to "name something you wish your spouse would stop losing," Brad of the Piercey-Fabregui squad was quick on the buzzer. 

"Money!" he answered, finding success when the term "money/wallet" landed on the board.

Next, his opponent Kelly answered "I'm going to say his hair," pointing at her head.

"I don't know why she looked at you," said the host, looking to Brad who is completely bald. 

Brad laughed and gave a little shrug while the two families giggled in the background. 

If there's one thing we know for sure, it's that Family Feud Canada never fails to deliver hilarious bloopers.

If you want your family to be on the show, keep your eyes peeled for casting calls in your area. 

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