Aussie star Erin Molan suffers X-rated wardrobe malfunction mid-interview

Australian media personality Erin Molan was struck by an awkward wardrobe malfunction when her blouse burst open mid-interview.

Erin Molan suffered an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction this week when her blouse popped open multiple times during an interview.

Taking to X to show a clip of the incident, Molan poked fun at herself with the caption.

“Trying to discuss the collapse of Western civilisation…while my top was collapsing in real time,” she joked.

She’d been interviewing Professor Jeffrey Lax when the mayhem ensued, who seemed quite amused by the whole debacle as Molan struggled to win the battle against her blouse.

Erin Molan had an unfortunate incident with her blouse during her latest interview. Picture: Twitter

Erin Molan had an unfortunate incident with her blouse during her latest interview. Picture: Twitter

“Looks like you’re fully “abreast” of the situation Erin and Western civilisation is in good hands,” joked one viewer.

“Those buttons didn’t stand a chance,” teased another.

While a third added: “Well this just got you a bunch of new followers!”

Molan has built a platform for herself in recent years after she was let go from Sky News in November 2024.

Erin Molan has become a political pundit in the US. Picture: YouTube.

Meanwhile, earlier this year, radio and TV presenter Molan, who said it would be a “privilege” to work for Donald Trump, addressed the fallout from losing her high-profile Sydney breakfast radio job on 2Day FM, as well as a TV role on Sky News Australia, and how it brought her to a personal reckoning.

“I started out in television at 21, and I’m now 41. I didn’t quite realise until I lost professionally every role that I had – from the start of (last) year til the end – how miserable I had been,” Molan told Something To Talk About.

“I was crippled by fear that entire time. It was only once I had lost everything, every job, that I realised that I was actually OK.

“I realised what I’d been terrified of, which was ‘if this doesn’t work out, if this doesn’t rate, if I get sacked’, then I’m nothing. I have no worth and value. People won’t like me, I won’t be able to get another job, (and) I will have failed. My fear of failure was so massive.”

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