Nicki Minaj faces onstage wardrobe malfunction during her concert in Orlando, Fla.Photo:Kevin Mazur/WireImage for Live Nation
Kevin Mazur/WireImage for Live Nation
The night is never too young for a wardrobe malfunction.
Nicki Minaj, who is currently on herPink Friday 2World Tour, faced a nipple-baring blunder on stage during her show in Orlando, Florida, on March 22.
Ina videoshared on Instagram, the rapper, 41, is seen passing around her microphone among the concertgoers, who are expected to sing the chorus of Minaj’s hit, “The Night Is Still Young.”
The exposing moment happened when Minaj snatched the mic back from a fan, causing the top of her dress (which seemed to have already been unintentionally detached) to further fall down and expose her breast.
The video shows Minaj mouthing, “Oh my God, my boob” with wide eyes before tucking it back into the dress and pulling up the fabric.
“Meanwhile my boob is out and no one f—ing told me, thanks Barbz,” she jokes when she finally gets the mic back. “My whole boob was out, see that’s what I get for talking about people.”
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Nicki Minaj on the opening night of her “Pink Friday 2” World Tour in Oakland, California on March 1.Kevin Mazur/WireImage for Live Nation
With or without a wardrobe malfunction, the “Super Bass” rapper and mom has been killing the fashion on her arena tour, which kicked off on March 1, with all the glamorous and sexy looks.
She’s worn everything from a regal silver cutout bodysuit to a floor-sweeping hot pink fur vest and nothing but a bra underneath to a black cowboy hat with fringe.
Minaj dropped her tour dates in December, days after announcingPink Friday 2, her fifth studio album that’s a follow-up to her seminal 2010 debut,Pink Friday. For the rest of the circuit, she’ll be bringing her discography, including the hits and new classics, across North America, before heading across seas to perform in the U.K. and Europe.
source: people.com
