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Oops! Courtney Act's epic wardrobe malfunction

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Courtney Act showed fans a little more than what they were expecting as she entered the house for the latest series of Celebrity Big Brother in the UK.

As the drag star descended the stairs to enter the house he skirt caught on her heels and the bottom half outfit fell away. The Australian performer quickly fixed her outfit and recomposed herself.

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The first contestants to enter the house were all female as a nod the the centenary of women gaining the right to vote. The drag performer is one of the first men to enter the house on the popular television show.

Once inside the house Courtney’s wardrobe malfunctions continued as her skirt fell off for a second time as she met the other housemates.

OIP Staff

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