The Project's Kate Langbroek goes rogue in wild topless outfit during the last days of Channel Ten show

Daily Mail​

11-06-2025

Kate Langbroek seemed to forget her shirt during a fashion-forward moment that saw her go topless on The Project.
The Aussie comedian, 59, who has been a regular on the recently-axed show, joined the panel on Tuesday night wearing the eyebrow-raising fit.
In a picture posted to her Instagram, Kate could be seen wearing a striking blue suit with white and black stripe details on the sides.
She paired the ensemble with a navy blue tie that subtly hid her cleavage and white loafers.
Kate wore her locks in curls across her shoulders as she paired the bold look with a bold pink lip and rosy cheeks.
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'The suit,' she captioned the Instagram story, while tagging Aussie brand Motto.
Later on, she shared a selfie of her wearing the bright blue suit while sitting at The Project desk alongside Waleed Aly, Sarah Harris and Sam Taunton.
'What happens at the desk... gets shared with our viewers,' she captioned the post.
It was revealed on Monday that The Project had been officially axed after 16 years and will air its final episode on June 27.
Network 10 announced the news in a post shared to Facebook thanking viewers for their support before announcing the show's replacement.
Hosts Waleed Aly, Sarah Harris and Hamish Macdonald will also reportedly exit the network, while comedian Sam Taunton will continue his guest appearances on other Ten shows.
The news show, which has been in a ratings free-fall since Carrie Bickmore left her seat as host at the end of 2022, has aired 'nearly 4,500 episodes' to date and will wrap up in a few weeks.
A picture was shared online of Aly, Harris, Taunton and Georgie Tunny smiling as they sat together behind the news desk.
'After nearly 4,500 episodes The Project will finish up on June 27,' the caption said.
'For nearly 16 years, The Project has been Australia's destination for the news when you want a little bit of a giggle.
'Well, we have loved every second but all good things come to an end and so are we on June 27.
'To everyone who has watched, supported, donated money to help families across Australia, worked on the show or just liked a social post. Thank you.
'This show is not possible without all of you. See you tonight (and the next 3 weeks) for The Project.'