She also revealed a woman yelled out, calling her a "big fat ho".
"And of course, she had car seats in the back of her car"
Henry regularly shares behind the scenes looks at her work as a journalist, previously
showing her masked and distancing reporting in the early days of lockdown.
"I am so sorry you had this happen to you," a supporter wrote on TikTok. "There are definitely some spineless tossers out there."
"Sooo many!!" Henry replied.
"Tell me you're in Christchurch without telling me you're in Christchurch," another wrote.
"I drove past as people were tooting," another said. "Not sure how the heck you did it, it was constant."
Earlier in the outbreak, another TV reporter showed her skills in the face of some background chaos during a live cross.
TVNZ reporter Nicole Bremner remained focused during a live cross from a Te Awamutu intersection, as sirens sounded and boy racers did burnouts.
Her ability to stay on track despite everything that was going on around her did not go unnoticed, with people on social media praising the way Bremner "kept her cool".
"That @1NewsNZ live to Te Awamutu was chaotic. First, a special boy showing off his wheels to no one that cares. Then to finish, a lovely song of sirens," one person wrote on Twitter.
"Shout out to the reporter for not skipping a beat," the Twitter user added.
