Jessica Simpson has laughed off a wardrobe malfunction as she made her return to the stage with a medley of her hit songs.
The singer, 45, performed new music on stage for the first time in 15 years on the US TODAY show, but things didn’t exactly go to plan.
The mum-of-three wore a strapless cream-coloured corset dress and sparkly fringe jacket as she sang a mashup of her songs I Think I’m In Love and With You.
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But as she hyped up the crowd, her strapless neckline began slipping to reveal the pink undergarment beneath.
She was in the middle of her second song when she realised, reaching to pull it up as naturally as she could.
The singer addressed the faux pas with a laugh to the show’s anchors.
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“Of course I had a malfunction here and everywhere, but it’s OK,” she joked, “I think my boobs stayed in, so it’s OK.”
Later during her segment on Today With Jenna & Friends, she added, “Today it was like, ‘OK, get out of your head. Get out of your head. Who cares if your shoe falls off? Who cares if you forget a lyric?’
“Honestly, it’s just about being able to be up there and be vulnerable and that feels really beautiful.”
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The These Boots Are Made for Walkin’ singer has released a new album, Nashville Canyon: Part 1, which features songs about her split from ex-husband Eric Johnson.
The couple, who finalised their divorce in July, share kids Maxwell, 13, Ace, 12, and Birdie, six.
One the show she also spoke about the album’s meaning.
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“I thought I was going to be doing this inspirational type of record, and it ended up leaning more towards, ‘How do I get through this moment?'” the ’00s star explained, “Because my whole life just completely changed while making this record, and it became something I never would have expected.”
She believes he children can also learn from the messages of her newest work.
“There’s blessings in the pain. You can find beauty in the pain. I want my daughters or my son to know that. No matter what we go through in life, nothing can take us down. Nothing. As long as we are who we are and we know our purpose and we’re guided by that.”
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