A woman with a large cup size has gone viral on TikTok after posting a humorous video about a common predicament she faces when going bra-less.
Content creator Ruby says she loves going out without a bra and often suffers a hilarious wardrobe malfunction that sees her breasts go lopsided.
The content creator went viral after poking fun at herself in a video showing what happens to her breasts when she forgets to adjust them.
The video, which has racked up thousands of likes so far, was posted with the caption: “IM SHAKING HAHAHA”.
“So I don’t tend to wear bras because I find them really uncomfortable,” explained the video creator. “They just dig into me.”
“But if I don’t adjust my [boobs] sometimes this happens,” she added, drawing attention to her chest.
The video creator stepped back in a mauve zip-up sports bra to show how lopsided her boobs were, causing her to breaking into laughter.
Viewers took to the comment section to joke with Ruby, with one writing: “Is it like a hoodie string, you pull one down other one goes up?”
“That’s gravity for you,” joked another commentator, while a third person wrote: “Hilarious, not a bad problem to have.
“Like a Picasso painting,” penned one viewer.
The ordeal comes as a bride-to-be called Joanna Olandt, who uses the handle @sweatandtell on TikTok, has told how she nearly suffered a severe wardrobe malfunction on her wedding day.
The content creator, who has worked with designers to create her dream gown, realized her nipples were on display during a fitting just weeks before the nuptials.
“I started to feel a little breeze,” explained Joanna, from California, US. “A little bit of breeze around the nipples.
“And I look down and was like… ‘oh, they’re fully exposed’. Tits were out and I started kind of freaking out.”
With just weeks to go till her big day, Joana was worried about how much it would cost to repair the frock, but with a fair amount of restructuring, she managed to swerve the embarrassing faux pas.
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