'I Was So Mad': Mariah Carey Opens Up About Brighton Pride Wardrobe Malfunction

Mariah Carey on stage at Brighton Pride on Saturday nightMariah Carey has admitted she had to think on her feet during her recent headlining performance at Brighton Pride.Over the weekend, the Always Be My Baby singer closed the show at one of the UK’s biggest Pride celebrations, and while fans seemed pretty over the moon with the music legend’s performance, she’s revealed that it didn’t exactly go off without a hitch.Speaking to Amanda Holden and Jamie Theakston on Wednesday’s edition of Heart Breakfast, the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter shared: “It was a lot of rehearsing [before the show] and then we had a wardrobe malfunction, which was kind of not cool. It was right in the front area.”“I saved it, nobody saw it,” she continued. “Otherwise, it would’ve been talked about. I turned around and walked through the dancers. I was so mad.”During her set, Mariah performed a string of her hits from across her career, including Emotions, We Belong Together, Hero and Fantasy, as well as newer cuts, Type Dangerous and Sugar Sweet, the latter of which received its live debut in Brighton.The chart-topper also made a display of solidarity with the trans community during her set, wearing the colours of the transgender Pride flag as well as a jacket emblazoned with the slogan “protect the dolls”, a message popularised by designer Connor Ives’ fundraising t-shirts, proceeds from which went towards Trans Lifeline, a North American suicide-prevention charity.Reviews from Mariah’s Brighton show were generally positive, with the town’s local outlet The Argus highlighting how fans left “delighted” and the queer outlet Attitude giving her five stars.While The Times and The Guardian were both somewhat more critical in their reviews, each still offered Mariah a three-star rating overall.Type Dangerous and Sugar Sweet are both taken from Mariah’s upcoming 16th album Here For It All, which is released next month.MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS:Jennifer Lopez Praised For Soldiering On After On-Stage Wardrobe MalfunctionTom Holland Just Made A Very Surprising Admission About His Iconic Umbrella PerformanceJo Whiley Says This A-List Musician Made Her Feel 'Stupid' During 'Horrible' Interview

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