Queen Beyoncé Saves Herself From a Major Wardrobe Malfunction at Coachella
Coachella? More like Beychella. Beyoncé took to the stage during the first weekend of Coachella music festival and put on a performance of epic proportions. However, between her intense shimmying and shaking, the 36-year-old almost had a major wardrobe malfunction as the strap on her camo custom-designed Balmain bodysuit came loose at the beginning of her hit, "Get Me Bodied." Thankfully, she caught it, but that still didn't stop fans on Twitter from noticing the slip and praising the way she handled it. Watch the video to see Beyoncé's near disastrous wardrobe fail.
"Good morning to everyone except the [person] responsible for Beyoncé's wardrobe malfunction," one Twitter user wrote. Another said, "The wardrobe devil tried to sabotage our grand finale but Beyoncé cannot be defeated so somebody's getting fired, hey hey!"
The wardrobe devil tried to sabotage our grand finale but Beyonce cannot be defeated so somebody’s getting fired, hey hey! pic.twitter.com/tPBzK0n4SQ
— Marquis Bias (@MarquisBias) April 15, 2018
Bey seemed to have things under control until later in the song, when she and Solange had a dance-off. Not only did Beyoncé tug at the same strap that was giving her trouble before, but she also had to deal with her over-the-knee boots dropping completely down to her ankles. Of course, she handled it like a pro — again!
The star has yet to comment on the incident, but she did make sure to address the Coachella crowd in the midst of her wardobe drama. She thanked fans for the much anticipated comeback and was also incredibly appreciative for the opportunity "to be the first black woman to headline."
Bey was actually set to perform at Coachella 2017, but had to postpone her show until this year because of her pregnancy. She gave birth to twins, Rumi and Sir Carter, on June 13, 2017. This June, however, will be a bit different, as she is set to go on tour alongside her husband, Jay-Z.
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