OLIVIA Rodrigo suffered a major wardrobe malfunction during her recent show.
The Driving License singer performed in front of thousands of fans in London on Tuesday night.
5
5
As Olivia sang Love Is Embarrassing from her second studio album, Guts, her black top came undone.
On TikTok, a fan filmed the incident.
When the High School Musical: The Musical: The Series actress stood up and knelt on stage, she felt her bra come undone.
Olivia quickly put her hand behind her back to keep her shirt from falling off her shoulders.
However, she remained calm and continued singing.
The pop singer suggested one of her backup dancers assemble her top.
Olivia’s fan filmed the star laughing at her fashion mishap as she waited for her dancer to button up her back, however, she was unsuccessful.
Olivia ended up going on stage to get more help as her entire back was exposed to the O2 Arena.
Tuesday was their first show of four in London, England.
FAN REACTION
The original poster said: “A wardrobe malfunction during Love Is Embarrassing is the funniest thing ever.”
In the comments section, more fans shared their thoughts.
“I was there and didn’t even notice,” revealed one of them.
“Of course this was during Love Is Embarrassing,” said another.
Another person posted the video on X, formerly Twitter.
“She still manages to look adorable and give an amazing performance,” one fan tweeted.
“Honestly, she handled it like a pro. She didn’t panic and just tried to get the dancers’ attention. I would have screamed the moment I felt my buttons pop,” said another.
GUTS WORLD TOUR
Olivia kicked off her grueling world tour on February 23 in Thousand Palms, California.
She toured the United States until flying to Europe for a show in Dublin, Ireland on April 30.
The star will continue her U.S. and Canadian tour this summer in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on July 19th and wrap up in Los Angeles, California on August 17th.
She will then travel to Thailand, South Korea, Japan, China, Singapore and Australia.
5
5
This story originally appeared on The-sun.com read the full story
