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Iggy Azalea claims Saudi Arabia authorities shut down her concert after ‘pants-splitting’ wardrobe malfunction

Azalea, 33, took to social media to apologize to her fans for the concert mishap

Newsroom August 28 06:09

Australian rapper Iggy Azalea suffered from a wardrobe malfunction during a performance in Saudi Arabia that she said caused her to end the concert earlier than expected.

After Friday night’s performance, Azalea, 33, took to social media to apologize to her fans for the concert mishap.

“Saudi Arabia please know to everyone at the show tonight… I LOVE YOU!!! And I’m soooooo sorry I wasn’t allowed to finish my show,” she began on X, formerly known as Twitter.

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“It’s not the promoter who put on the shows fault so show them kindness because they are amazing people and we all wanted to continue but were not allowed by authorities because of my pants splitting.”

The “Fancy” rapper additionally shared a video clip of her wardrobe malfunction on Instagram, as her leather pants are seen ripping as she bent her knees during her performance.

source foxnews.com

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