Beyoncé handles wardrobe malfunction mid-concert as her pants slip off; internet says 'that's how you eat with grace'
On June 5, the energy at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was electric as Beyoncé kicked off the first of her six Cowboy Carter tour shows in London. Dressed in a dazzling silver ensemble adorned with fringe, the global icon was in the middle of performing her hit track "I'm That Girl" when an unexpected moment stole the spotlight.
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According to fan videos circulating on social media, the superstar lifted her foot to stomp in sync with her dancers when her chaps suddenly slipped. But true to form, Beyoncé didn't miss a beat. As the music break played on, she smoothly ran her hands down her legs, picked up the chaps, and carried on with a confident smile, prompting cheers from the crowd. A dancer quickly rushed in to secure the outfit while Beyoncé continued her choreography.
A video of the moment quickly made its way to social media, sparking a wave of reactions from fans. One user wrote, "And that's how you EAT with grace!" while another commented, "Mama sang her pants dowwwwn, ok? She has a way of even making her mistakes look great." A third chimed in, "She was so smooth with it that I only noticed after the dancer came to her aid."
Others praised her professionalism and poise, with comments like, "She does everything with grace and style. I love her," and "She ain't new to this, she true to this! Mother stayed in character when they fell and when she descended to pick them up."
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