Justin Timberlake fans believe he changed outfits after recent wardrobe malfunction—watch! - Video

The singer performed in Kansas City in what appears to be a longer shirt with more coverage following the blip with his harness

Justin Timberlake is bringing long shirts back for a very good reason.

After performing his Forget Tomorrow World Tour in Nashville on Dec. 12, the Grammy winner, 43, went viral on TikTok for an NSFW wardrobe malfunction involving a too-cropped tee and tight harness that accidentally exposed the outline of his bulge.

While Timberlake hadn’t actually spoken on the hiccup, which was captured in a fan-taken clip garnering over 11 million views as of this writing, he seemed to have indirectly addressed the situation at his most recent show in Kansas City Mo., on Dec. 20 with a slight change of clothing. In another TikTok video filmed by a concertgoer, the “SexyBack” singer can be seen wearing a black shirt with what appears to be a much longer hem to cover up his crotch area.

While it's hard to tell if it's the angle of the platform or a completely new shirt, the hemline is certainly longer than the previous wardrobe piece. The outfit alteration prevented Timberlake from dealing with a second mishap (the last one left him fiddling with his shirt to hide his clothed nether regions) during his gravity-defying act, which sees him suspended above the crowd on a raised platform during “Mirrors.”

Many flooded the comment section with their thoughts on the musician’s new concert look, one pointing out that the updated shirt features slits so that it doesn't get bunched up in the harness around his waist (though the previous shirt did too, just not as well while the singer was standing flat on the ground). Timberlake's Forget Tomorrow World Tour, anticipated to be one of the bestselling tours of the year, began in April after he announced his comeback to the stage on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon this past January.

His shows, which feature throwback hits such as “Cry Me a River” and “Suit & Tie” and new songs off his sixth studio album Everything I Thought I Was, will continue into 2025 with dates originally scheduled for 2024 that were postponed due to Timberlake's health concerns.

Timberlake will also perform overseas in South America, Europe and the U.K.






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