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Kelly Clarkson Jokes About This ‘Perfect’ Body Part Peeking Out After a Wardrobe Malfunction During Las Vegas Show

Don't worry, she told fans at her Colosseum show on Saturday (Aug. 8), "they're too small, they won't come out."

Kelly Clarkson Jokes About This ‘Perfect’ Body Part Peeking Out After a Wardrobe Malfunction During Las Vegas Show

On Saturday, August 8, Kelly Clarkson faced a near-wardrobe malfunction during her Studio Sessions residency show at the Colosseum in Las Vegas. As the 44-year-old singer chatted with the audience, a gust of wind nearly exposed her black bra through her sheer white top. "There's a lot of amazing things happening," she quipped in a video post by Us Weekly, "Uh oh, there's my boobs.

Pa-pow!" The audience laughed as Clarkson assured them, "They're too small, they won't come out. You're fine. They're not going anywhere. They're perfect."

Clarkson then added a mystical twist to the incident, mentioning an astrological event called the Lion's Gate Portal. This celestial alignment, believed to bring good fortune in ancient Egyptian culture, was said to be perfectly aligned that day as the sun, Earth, and Sirius lined up. "I'm gonna be honest with you — somebody was like, 'It's the Lion's Gate Portal.

It's 8/8/8. There's so much energy out, don't speak negatively,' [so] right when I made a self-deprecating joke, I'm like, 'Just kidding, universe, my boobs are awesome,'" Clarkson revealed to the crowd. Fans had sent her texts last night, urging her not to gossip or speak ill of anyone or herself to manifest desired outcomes. Clarkson playfully responded, "You're sure we're doing this s--t everyday?

I don't know if it should just be tomorrow ... or this should be a life thing? But it's in my head, so as soon as I heard self-deprecation, I was like, 'Just kidding!'" With two more dates left in her residency run, Clarkson's show is set to conclude with performances on August 14-15.

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