25 June 2023 , 10:54
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Beyoncé almost suffered a Janet Jackson-esque wardrobe malfunction during a performance on her Renaissance tour.
However, thankfully for the songstress, one of her dancers was on hand and thought fast to save her embarrassment and quickly covered her while she fixed herself.
The incident happened as Queen Bey was performing her You Won't Break My Soul hit on stage in Hamburg. She was wearing a stunning but skintight neon pink dress with slits right up the legs.
It was her top half though that almost caused the issues with the revealing chest area almost sliding too much one way and revealing her left breast.
The incident was seemingly unknown to the star, but luckily, just as she was about to pop out, a dancer from the French group Les Twins grabbed the 41 year old and stood in front of her while she quickly put her dress back in place.
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The incident was over as quickly as it began and the set continued without skipping a beat.
Beyonce's stunning outfit almost led to a slip up (Instagram)
She didn't drop a note despite the potential mishap (Instagram)The dancer's actions have been praised as the clip circulated online. One user on TikTok wrote: "How did he even realize she was slipping . That was a good catch."
Another said: "The professionalism is off the charts here," while a third added: "To do that and him not miss a beat, and for her to not miss a note?! Such pros."
And another sent further praise in the dancer's direction as they wrote: "The way he even LOOKED away while she adjusted."
It's not the first potential malfunction to have happened on the tour in recent weeks.
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Last week a mistake from one of her stage crew left her sat on top of a giant sparkling horse during a performance.
She had been sitting on top of a glittering silver horse during her show in Amsterdam, but was left stranded on th huge statue for a lot longer than initially planned.
The error occurred after a member of her production team missed their cue to help her down. Of course, it was caught on camera by stunned concert goers.
Body language expert Judi James has since suggested to The Mirror the star would have actually been feeling quite "vulnerable" during the incident.
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She said: "Clearly something seems to have gone wrong that leaves Beyoncé stranded up on her glitterball horse, signalling furiously to her team and even, at one point, having to push the metal staircase away herself mid-song.
"Her gestures look like a cry for help as much as an expression of irritation or anger."