WWE Star Charlotte Flair Reacts to Mid-Match Wardrobe Malfunction
During the November 7 episode of SmackDown, Charlotte Flair experienced a wardrobe issue while facing Nia Jax. Flair, 39, wore a sparkling white bra top with matching bikini bottoms, thigh-high silver boots, and a feathery overcoat. Throughout the match, she was seen adjusting her bra top several times just before the cameras briefly cut away.
“Did Charlotte Flair have a ‘wardrobe malfunction?’” a social media user wrote on X, which Flair retweeted. She humorously responded, “I’m going to start wrestling in the robes.”
Although Flair was able to laugh off the moment, she narrowly lost the match. Nia Jax, 41, won with assistance from newcomer Lash Legend.
Charlotte Flair’s Career and Dedication
Flair has been a WWE performer since 2012 and has won 14 titles so far. In 2023, she shared with Us Weekly the challenges of her role as a SmackDown women’s division spokesperson.
“Being a spokesperson for the SmackDown’s women’s division is a full-time job. It’s no secret WWE Superstars live out of suitcases and in hotels. I’m currently on the road [over] 275 days a year with no off-season.”
Before and after matches, Flair often provides commentary. She explained, “Often, before going live on Friday Night SmackDown, I have a pre-match interview promoting the match or segment for that night.”
Summary: Charlotte Flair faced a wardrobe hiccup during a SmackDown match but maintained her professionalism, highlighting her intense dedication as a top WWE star and promoter of women's wrestling.
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