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Ella Langley’s Dress Comes Unzipped During Rainy Morgan Wallen Show, But She Doesn’t Miss A Beat
Ella Langley said her dress unzipped during a 60-minute set, and she switched to a Ravens jersey before continuing the show.
- During her set at Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Ella Langley experienced a wardrobe malfunction, quickly covering her magenta dress with a purple Baltimore Ravens jersey to continue performing.
- Langley explained on Instagram the next day that her dress unzipped during song #2 of a 60 minute set while performing in pouring rain, describing the jersey swap as a 'quick fix for a zipper malfunction.'
- Clips shared by TikTokTikToker MusicMakesTheWorldGoRound captured Langley performing in the jersey bearing her name on the back, accompanied by the song 'Wonderful' by Stone Temple Pilots.
- The Alabama native continues balancing headline dates for her Dandelion tour with opening slots on Morgan Wallen's Still the Problem tour, with dates spanning West Virginia to California through October.
- Katie BowlbyDigital DirectorKatie Bowlby, who has been with Country Living for more than 11 years, covers pop culture news including country music, HGTV, and Yellowstone for the publication.
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Ella Langley suffered a wardrobe malfunction at Morgan Wallen's concert in Baltimore. The singer continued her performance in a tracksuit.
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Ella Langley brushes off unfortunate wardrobe malfunction during Baltimore show
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Ella Langley isn’t stuck in the past or worried about tomorrow after suffering a wardrobe malfunction on stage. The “Be Her” singer kept her cool after her entire dress became unzipped just minutes into her opening set for Morgan Wallen on his “Still the Problem” tour over the weekend. Langley, 27, handled the mishap with ease and slipped into a Baltimore Ravens jersey before picking up her guitar and …
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