The rapper handled it like a pro and changed into a bra and bathrobe for the rest of her set.
Fans praised Cardi for her performance, despite the minor setback.
Cardi B, extremely relatable human, performed at Tennessee's Bonnaroo music festival yesterday, started twerking on stage, and accidentally ripped her sequin jumpsuit in the back. (I, too, have ripped my jumpsuit while twerking.)
Naturally, Cardi handled the wardrobe malfunction like a pro—changing out of her jumpsuit and instead finishing her set in a bra and a plush bathrobe (!!!). Fans praised the rapper for her grace and, well, just being Cardi and continuing to give an epic performance.
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Cardi B handled herself gracefully in a very difficult situation. Doing a BONNAROO set in a bathrobe – that’s legend!
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yes i cried because of Cardi B’s performance at bonnaroo. please respect my privacy at this time.
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