Janet Jackson opens up on embarrassing wardrobe malfunction during performance!

Janet Jackson recently discussed her classic ensembles with a tabloid, and she brought up a notable fashion blunder from her past. The 58-year-old musician shared an uncomfortable moment from a 1990s performance for Queen Elizabeth.

While reminiscing on her impactful design choices, Jackson brought up the gown she wore to her Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony in 1990. The all-black costume, inspired by Ray Bradbury's novel Fahrenheit 451, included a mock neck shirt studded with silver plates.

 

Bill Whitten, a fashion designer best recognized for his work with Michael Jackson, helped Jackson enhance the suit with more silver plates.

However, during a performance of her smash song Rhythm Nation for Queen Elizabeth, Jackson experienced a wardrobe mishap. She described the situation by stating: "Sure enough, as soon as I squatted, my pants split right in my booty crack. I couldn't believe it happened. I thought, oh my God. And then I started feeling air back there, so I knew it had really happened."

 

Jackson recounted how she handled the incident onstage. To avoid unintentional exposure, she did not turn her back on the Queen. Despite the difficulties of the choreography, which involved some turning, Jackson coped by maintaining her front toward the audience. "I just faced forward," she added.