40 Funniest Accidental Photobombs Ever

Photobombers remind us how being a little whimsical in life can be a good thing. And, some of them aren’t even humans (hello, cats!). The best thing about photobombers is that they can either improve your photo by adding a new perspective to it or destroy it considerably. That said, let’s take a look at some accidental photobombs that are no less entertaining than a scene from your favorite sitcom.

Amy Schumer, the Ultimate Photobomber

Standup comedian Amy Schumer loves to photobomb. She scores a perfect ten (or maybe even eleven) when it comes to acing the art of photobombing. Schumer photobombed a wedding shoot during one of her photobombing shenanigans. The result, however, is adorable.

The couple wore their best clothes for the shoot, and along comes this celebrity in workout clothes posing in their pictures. Would you keep her in your pictures?

Too Tired!

Weddings can be a tiresome affair. There is so much planning, one has to do before their big day. In a nutshell, a wedding comes with a long list of events and activities. Many of these activities are normally executed by friends and family members of soon-to-be-newlyweds.

Case in point: the guy in the photograph. Apparently, the guy is so tired from the wedding frenzy that he has fallen asleep in the most unexpected places to catch some winks.

When Malala Got Photobombed

Do you know that famous activist Malala Yousafzai is a huge fan of Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan? The activist, who turned 24 this year, has always wanted to meet the star.

Well, her wish came true on her birthday as Malala’s hubby Asser Malik arranged a cut–out of the star for her birthday celebrations. Doesn’t it look as if the star has inadvertently made his way into the picture of this happy couple?

World’s First Photobomb

This 1853 clicked photograph could well be considered the world’s first photobomb. In this picture, you can see a man in the upper left corner, ruining an otherwise perfect shot.

To tell you more about this amusing picture, this photograph was taken by Mary Dillwyn, one of the earliest female Welsh photographers in the mid-1850s. Dillwyn’s work was often praised to have an inherent natural charm to it. The photobomber simply amplified the charm, we’d say.