All this time, Kelly Clarkson had a skeleton in her closet involving a wardrobe malfunction and a commando situation, and she finally dished about it in a new episode of her talk show. Clarkson and her guests, Nick Jonas and Adrienne Warren, discussed their respective on-stage horrors when the host finally decided to revisit her explosive experience. Jonas was the first to talk about his story, which came with a visual, but Clarkson chipped in, claiming she had a “similar story.” She later revealed hers — but nothing could’ve prepared audiences for what came next.
Kelly Clarkson reveals on her talk show she was ‘commando’ during wardrobe malfunction
Kelly Clarkson dropped quite the bomb in Friday’s episode of her talk show, leaving fans — and almost everyone — shocked. While opening up about their respective wardrobe malfunctions and embarrassing experiences, she revealed something that happened to her on tour once. “I had something happen on tour once when my skirt — the clip broke, and it dropped, and I dropped with it,” Clarkson told Nick Jonas and Adrienne Warren. She then explained, in short, that she was “commando” at the time.
The singer’s confession prompted Warren to gasp loudly, reacting with a startled expression as she sat with her mouth wide open for a couple of seconds. Clarkson continued, “And I was like, it was a long skirt, and something happened to where it was like, ‘Oh, okay.'” Clarkson immediately quipped after this that the revelation was “TMI for America,” claiming she wasn’t going to get into the details of the scenario. She then recalled thinking to herself about how it happened on “the one night when I don’t have any…”
Kelly Clarkson even demonstrated how she dropped to the floor really “fast” because of her major wardrobe malfunction in the commando situation, sharing bits and pieces on the talk show. She told her guests that it happened during a show while she was singing her popular song, “Breakaway.” Clarkson described it as a “really unfortunate” mishap while talking about another incident from the same night. “I stepped on glass the same night,” she said, before responding to Warren’s question that she kept singing despite all obstacles.
