Heidi Klum suffers exposing wardrobe malfunction in miniskirt bend-over

Heidi Klum has suffered a particularly exposing wardrobe malfunction, one she’s laughing off with both laugh and cry emoji. The 48-year-old reality judge and supermodel managed to moon half of America in a recent on-stage moment from “America’s Got Talent,” where it looked like the blonde had gone commando.

Heidi showed a good sense of humor as she bravely reposted the moment from a fan TikTok, with the caption reading: “Note to self…Don’t bend over in a short skirt.”

Heidi Klum Exposed In Oops Malfunction

Scroll for the video. The leggy star was on-stage with co-host and “Modern Family” alum Sofia Vergara, who was seen prepping to take a photo. The Colombian born actress was seen waving to Howie Mandel for a selfie moment, with Heidi, in a tiny miniskirt, seeming to poorly gauge how bending forward would go.

The “Project Runway” alum, stunning fans in her tiny mini, leaned across the show’s desk for the selfie, but leaning forwards comes risky when the fabrics are already minimal. “When Heidi Klum had so much fun at AGT,” the caption read, with “Watch the end” also added – and fans absolutely had something to watch. Heidi’s backside wound up broadcast all over TikTok, although the German-born sensation isn’t taking herself too seriously.

The video, below, is now approaching 1 million views.

Miniskirts Don’t Come With An Age Limit

Heidi was still approaching 45 when she made her point – you’re never too old for a miniskirt. The model had opened up to You, stating:  “Maybe people are looking at me, thinking, “You’re still wearing miniskirts at 44?” I’d say to them, “Yeah, because that’s who I am and that’s my choice, to rock the look. If you don’t want to, that’s your choice.”’

Klum also remains known for her young-at-heart spirit via her marriage to 31-year-old Tom Kaulitz, with the two having a 17-year age gap. Klum, who married Tom after eight months of dating, has defended the gap, stating:

“Lots of people are questioning that and asking about it. That’s really the only time when age seems to be shoved in my face and I have to give an answer for it.”

She added: “I don’t really think about it that much otherwise. You have to just live a happy life without worrying too much about what people think because worrying is only going to give you more wrinkles.”