This is the unpleasant mishap that a Notting Hill Carnival attendee had when she unintentionally exposed her left breast to millions of people watching the Sky News coverage.
Footage captured the lady dancing fervently and flashing too much flesh as she excitedly interrupted Madeline Ratcliffe’s broadcast while holding a drink in her hand.
Before the partygoer twerked and bumped into her live on air, the presenter didn’t seem to be aware of what had transpired.
Ms. Ratcliffe was briefly distracted but immediately resumed her face-to-camera report.
The woman’s wardrobe mishap, which was visible on viewers’ screens at 9.30am on a bank holiday Sunday, went unmentioned by the station.
Before a full day of partying, the Notting Hill Carnival began this morning with colourful festivities in the streets of London as revellers doused one another with paint.
Prior to the adult parade on Bank Holiday Monday, the carnival’s first procession began at 10.30 a.m. today as part of family day.
A three-mile parade route was travelled by hundreds of individuals dressed in elaborate, vividly coloured costumes as part of the opening ceremony, which started at 10 a.m.
At 3 p.m. today, there was a 72-second moment of silence throughout the march in honour of everyone who perished in the Grenfell Tower fire catastrophe in June 2017.
Despite the fact that they have already begun making arrests this afternoon, police told MailOnline they are not yet aware of “any substantial difficulties” at the carnival.
Social media users who attended the event said it was a “dream” to return to Notting Hill for the carnival, while others added that it was “simply so amazing” to be able to celebrate with friends once again.
In the meanwhile, several people showed up dressed in costumes that seemed to acknowledge the negative effects of UK colonialism and the slave trade on Caribbean countries.
A few individuals are only covered up to their waists, but their mouths are restrained from speaking by wooden blocks and chains. They seem to have black grease all over them.