Justin Timberlake is seemingly over the chatter on his viral wardrobe malfunction.
Timberlake, 43, took the stage in a longer shirt while performing in Kansas City over the weekend during his Forget Tomorrow World Tour. As he strapped up in a harness, Timberlake wore a long shirt that covered his pelvis and was cut at the sides. Fans noticed his costume change immediately, as he previously wore a tee that hit at the waist, which drew concert-goer’s attention to his crotch.
Timberlake paired his new shirt with brown pants and white sneakers as he sang against a tilted stage and looked down at the audience.
When he first debuted his harness look, Timberlake was tugging shirt down, seemingly attempting to cover his bulge that was emphasized by his harness.
Fans giggled at Timberlake’s new look to avoid another fashion faux pas via social media on Sunday, December 22. “He Knows We KNOW 😂,” one wrote, as a second quipped, “Imagine the conversation he had to have to get the longer shirt 😩.” A third joked that the tunic looked like a maternity top, “I’m wearing the same maternity scrub top for my shift at work today.”
@danahschremmer Justin Timberlake performed in Kansas City tonight with a much longer shirt. No bulge issues now! #worldtour #justintimberlake #kansascity
♬ original sound – Danah
Elsewhere during his Forget Tomorrow World Tour, Timberlake looks classy in a black double-breasted blazer, which he pairs with a silver chain necklace and a string of pearls. Timberlake kept his stage look elegant with straight black pants and a chain hooked to his belt loop.
Justin Timberlake put a recent concert on pause after it appeared that a fan needed medical assistance. Timberlake, 43, performed at the Moody Center located on the University of Texas at Austin campus on Saturday, June 1. During the show, the musician made an abrupt stop, asking for the house lights to come on. Video […]
More of his concert wardrobe includes gray blazers, brown jackets and white T-shirts.
Timberlake kicked off the Forget Tomorrow World Tour in April in Vancouver and is set to conclude the show in July 2025 in Paris.
