Nicole Scherzinger suffers a wardrobe malfunction as she shows off her dance moves
The Pussycat Dolls singer enthusiastically demonstrated her dancing abilities – only for disaster to strike in the wardrobe department, but the star was able to find the funny side
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Nicole Scherzinger caused a social media stir on Tuesday after a video in which she suffered a wardrobe malfunction went viral.
The 43-year shared a video to her Instagram account in which she could be seen dancing to Lizzo’s ‘About Damn Time’ – but it wasn’t her famous moves that took centre stage.
Dressed in a skin-tight tie dye two piece, the Pussycat Doll shook her toned physique to the song that is currently trending on TikTok as part of a dance challenge.
Wearing the body-hugging colourful ensemble, however, the star noticed her ‘camel-toe’ was clearly visible, which she addressed in a tongue in cheek post on the social media platform.
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Captioning the video, she wrote : “It’s the tie dye camel toe for me. #trynabringoutthefabulous.”
Within 24 hours it had received 134,000 likes and over 1,500 replies, with one user commenting: “Super cute fit, camel toes are in anyway, who cares?”
Another added: “What’s life if you can’t laugh at yourself, right?!! I love it.”
A third responded: “And she still posted it. Big up Nicole. Too many would be worried about it.”
Nicole recently confirmed that she has been ‘working on an album’ after plans for a Pussycat Dolls reunion tour were shelved.
Her decision to make a U-turn on her solo career will come as a surprise to many of her fans, particularly after her last album, 2014’s dance-pop record, Big Fat Lie, failed to chart.
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It was thought the group had planned to release a new batch of songs together and were ready to sign a new management deal.
However, Nicole isn’t looking back and hinted she’s nearly ready to release an album of her own, titled Warrior.
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