Laura Anderson suffers wardrobe malfunction as she accidentally flashes her boobs while dancing with baby Bonnie
LAURA Anderson showed a lot more than she intended to as she mistakenly flaunted her assets while dancing.
The 35-year-old reality star took to her Instagram Stories on Saturday, sporting tiny black shorts and a small pink cropped top.
In the clip, she lifted her baby daughter Bonnie over her head and placed her on her shoulders.
But while doing so her top lifted higher than expected, giving fans a glimpse of more than they bargained for.
Thankfully, she seemed unfazed by her wardrobe malfunction, captioning the clip: “Excuse the below deck in the background and me nearly flashing.”
Laura shares daughter Bonnie with ex-boyfriend Gary Lucy.
She broke things off with the Hollyoaks actor shortly after she announced that she was pregnant with their first child.
They rekindled their romance shortly before Bonnie was born in September, but it didn’t work out.
The pair have since made the decision to co-parent their daughter.
Laura has been brutally honest about the unexpected ways her life has changed since becoming a single mum.
She recently threatened to “expose” her ex Gary for allegedly not paying for their baby daughter’s “food or nappies.”
In reply to one fan on Instagram, the former air hostess wrote: “Why do guys get away with whatever they want it’s mental. Imagine I didn’t pay for Bonnie’s food, nappies, clothes etc etc etc etc etc.”
Suggesting she will expose his actions she said: “I just think people should be held accountable for their actions for once in their lives and I wouldn’t be my true self if I sat back any longer and took all the crap, it’s very damaging. Only love x”
And just last month, Laura admitted she was struggling to cope with balancing all her new responsibilities on her own.
She also seemed to dig at ex Gary’s behaviour towards her while she was pregnant with a quote that read: “Two things a woman will never forget: how she was treated during her pregnancy and how she was treated postpartum.
“Good or bad, she will never forget.”
