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Charlotte Flair suffers MAJOR wardrobe malfunction during fight forcing WWE to fade to black

'Whoever makes her outfits need to be better. And WWE owes her an apology for not censoring her wardrobe malfunctions' said fans

Charlotte Flair had a nip slip on TV, forcing WWE cameras to cut to black during coverage of Wrestlemania 38 this weekend. During the event on Saturday night (April 2), the 35-year-old faced former UFC champion, Ronda Rousey. Flair won the matchup and was undoubtedly pleased after successfully defending her WWE title against an ex-MMA fighter. Despite her win, the boxer had a little setback when she had a wardrobe malfunction midway through the match.

This 'nip slip' evidently caused alarm in the TV director's office, as live coverage of the flagship WWE event was switched to black screen soon after the revelation. Eagle-eyes viewers caught the wardrobe malfunction more than once. While some claimed her breasts were exposed a couple of times, some said as close to five times. This wasn't the first time Flair's team had let them down, as they went through a similar situation in 2020. Social media was quick to react as someone pointed out, “Whoever makes her outfits need to be better. And WWE owes her an apology for not censoring her wardrobe malfunctions.” “Poor @MsCharlotteWWE. She keeps having those darn wardrobe malfunctions.....” another person added. Yet another person wrote, “You’d think after multiple wardrobe malfunctions, Charlotte flair would update the outfit a little to help prevent it.” Although many were not so shocked as one user pointed out, “Everyone going on about Charlotte's 2 wardrobe malfunctions as if we have never seen her naked before.” 

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Meanwhile, Flair was overjoyed with her victory and spoke highly of Rousey and the positivity she has brought to the WWE ring. “I think what people don’t realize is that she wanted to come here,” she explained. while adding, “no one went after her, so everyone should be proud of what we’ve accomplished here and the buzz we’ve created and the women’s evolution and being able to main-event pay-per-views, Raw and SmackDown. That’s a testament to what we’ve done here, that she wants to come here and be a part of what we’ve done.”

According to The Sun, she told, “Sometimes people get critical of outside talent coming in, but she wants to be a part of what we’ve done here. That should make you feel good, and she does bring more eyeballs to people who aren’t necessarily familiar with the product, like Total Divas. Total Divas brought outside viewers and that’s great for us. I want Bad Bunny to come back! He was incredible. It’s an entertainment show. That’s what we do."