Maren Morris addresses X-rated wardrobe malfunction after she flashed crowd while wearing NO knickers: 'Nothing embarrasses me anymore!'
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Maren Morris gave her reaction to the her wardrobe malfunction that took place during her performance at Willie Nelson's Fourth of July picnic earlier this month.
The Chasing After You songstress, 34 - who recently debuted a track about never wanting to fall in love again - poked fun at the incident by taking to TikTok on Wednesday.
In a now-viral TikTok video, the singer could be seen belting out lyrics to The Middle on stage and wore a denim skirt with a daring, thigh-high slit on the left side, occasionally flashing the crowd while wearing no underwear.
Morris responded to the clip by uploading a reel of her own as she quickly filmed a selfie video inside a vehicle.
As the explicit song WAP (which notoriously stands for 'Wet A** P***y') by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion played in the background, she added the text, 'hey guyz did anything weird happen today?!?!'
Maren Morris, 34, gave her reaction to the her wardrobe malfunction that took place during her performance at Willie Nelson's Fourth of July picnic earlier this month
In a now-viral TikTok video, the singer could be seen belting out lyrics to The Middle on stage and wore a denim skirt with a daring, thigh-high slit on the left side, occasionally flashing the crowd while wearing no underwear
In the caption alongside the short video, Maren also jokingly typed out to her followers, 'I think I'll frame the skirt.'
At the very end of the clip, she turned her head away slightly with, 'anyways stream intermission 5/2,' appearing towards the bottom, referencing to her upcoming five-song project called Intermission.
She also jumped to the comment section to respond to a fan that wrote, 'Only appropriate response.' Morris added, 'Like, I've given birth. Nothing embarrasses me anymore.'
The star notably welcomed her son, Hayes, four, with ex-husband Ryan Hurd in March 2020.
Other social media users applauded Morris for her reaction to to the wardrobe malfunction, with one penning, 'The skirt was a slay, this response is a slay Maren is always a slay.'
'the queen is UNBOTHERED,' another shared, while one fan added, 'love you even more for this you absolute legend.'
Aside from wearing the denim skirt during the performance over the Fourth of July holiday, the mother-of-one also donned a black cropped top.
For a final touch, she accessorized the look with a chunky bracelet on her left wrist as well as flashy earrings.
As the explicit song, WAP, (which notoriously stands for 'Wet A** P***y') by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion played in the background, she added the text, 'hey guyz did anything weird happen today?!?!'
In the caption alongside the short video, Maren also jokingly typed out to her followers, 'I think I'll frame the skirt'
She also jumped to the comment section to respond to a fan that wrote, 'Only appropriate response.' Morris added, 'Like, I've given birth. Nothing embarrasses me anymore'
Maren has been keeping busy, and is preparing for the release of her upcoming five-track project, Intermission - which is slated to drop next month on August 2.
One of the songs, Cut!, was released last month on June 21, and features fellow songstress, Julia Michaels.
Her last album, Humble Quest, dropped in 2022 - and contained songs such as Circles Around This Town.
Earlier this year in March, Morris accepted the 2024 Billboard Visionary Award and gushed that it was 'honor' but doesn't 'really consider myself a visionary.'
'I just, I have visions, I have delusions, so I appreciate, you know, getting a trophy for them. But no, honestly, this is my favorite thing about women and I would not have been able to survive this past year of my life.'
'Not to get too serious but this year has been a lot and the women in my life have truly banded around me and kept me upright...'
In 2018, Maren tied the knot with fellow singer, Ryan Hurd, but she filed for divorce in October 2023. In January, their divorce was finalized after reaching a settlement.
During an interview with Billboard at the time, she also opened up about reaching 'joy' and 'inner peace.'
Maren has been keeping busy, and is preparing for the release of her upcoming five-track project, Intermission - which is slated to drop next month on August 2; seen earlier this month in New York
In 2018, Maren tied the knot with fellow singer, Ryan Hurd, but she filed for divorce in October 2023. In January, their divorce was finalized after reaching a settlement; former couple seen in February 2023 in L.A.
'I wish it wasn't such a struggle for me. Not that I think so highly of myself, but I wish I didn't have such a throbbing heartbeat for world suffering.'
'I sometimes wish I could just put my head in the sand and enjoy my privilege, but I don't want to do that. That's not the life for me. But I think I'm letting go of having everyone around me put their feet to the fire,' she added.
'I can only focus on myself and align myself with people that have the same wants and morals.'
Maren continued, 'I want this year to be about my own happiness - becoming a better mom and boss and human and writer and all the things.'
Last month in June - six months after finalizing her divorce from Hurd - Morris came out as bisexual.
Last month in June - six months after finalizing her divorce from Hurd - Morris came out as bisexual
Maren recently dropped, I Hope I Never Fall In Love, on July 12 and revealed that the song was inspired by a 'situationship' that took place after her divorce; seen earlier this month in L.A.
She jumped to her main Instagram page following a concert in Phoenix, Arizona and typed out, 'PHOENIX, AZ happy to be the B in LGBTQ+ happy pride.'
Maren recently dropped, I Hope I Never Fall In Love, on July 12 and opened up about the inspiration behind the song.
'It's pretty self-explanatory from the title, having just gone through a giant breakup,' she explained in a clip uploaded to Instagram.
'Just not wanting to go down that path again, and wanting to keep things casual, and really just lean into the situationship of it all. You get to scream the chorus, and I can't wait to sing it live with everyone.'
