TVNews TV HOLLY Willoughby recounted a humiliating boob flash that took place live on kids’ TV – in front of a well-known boyband. The presenter, 45, All Saints’ Nicole Appleton and Spice Girls‘ Emma Bunton on her YouTube channel. Holly Willoughby recounted a very mortifying boob flash that happened on live TV Credit: Youtube/HollyWilloughbyTogether Holly started out as a children’s television presenter Credit: ITV They discussed fashion mishaps, which led Holly to share her own mortifying anecdote. She recalled: “I was doing Saturday morning kids’ telly and we were doing this item where this guy had come in and was hypnotising Blue. Sign up for the TV newsletter Thank you! “The boyband, Blue. As far as I was concerned, they were definitely hypnotised. It was Duncan [James] from Blue.” Holly explained the idea involved Blue being put into a sleepy trance by the hypnotist. Read more on Holly Willoughby She recounted the story to Emma Bunton and Nicole Appleton on her YouTube channel Credit: Youtube/HollyWilloughbyTogether Holly with Ministry of Mayhem co-presenters Stephen Mulhern and Michael Underwood Credit: ITV After waking, upon hearing Aerosmith’s Walk This Way, they would be compelled to dance crazily across the studio. Further instructions included having to copy everything Holly herself was doing. Holly added: “Walk This Way came on and I was really going for it. “I looked down and as I looked down, the strap on my top had broken and my left boob was hanging out swinging. Most read in TV “We were still live and I knew it had happened and we had an ad break. “I was like, “tell me you didn’t see that” and they were like, “We’re not going to lie to you, we did see it.” She concluded: “And then The Sun put me on Page 3 the next day. “So I’ve been a Page 3 girl with my boob out.” Comment now
Holly Willoughby recalls mortifying BOOB flash live on kids TV in front of famous boyband
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