Bridesmaids cheeky wedding dance goes viral after warbrode malfunction

An Australian bridesmaid has accidentally gone viral after a risky dance move left her with a “wild” wardrobe malfunction mid-routine. Georgie Ball, a 28-year-old physiotherapist from Newcastle, was celebrating her best friend Ellie’s wedding in Mudgee when the reception entrance took a cheeky turn.In a video that now has more than 8.4 million views, Georgie and her groomsman partner – who happened to be her own brother – attempted a coordinated dance routine that ended with the entire back seam of her floor-length gown splitting open.How it unfolded The chaos didn’t start at the reception.According to Georgie, the dress was “predisposed” to disaster hours earlier.“We were having a few drinks pre-ceremony and thought, ‘Let’s do a cartwheel and go into a worm,’” Georgie told news.com.au.She felt a rip immediately while practising on the deck, but with the wedding about to start, friends reassured her it was only a small tear and “no different to the other girls” who had wardrobe issues that day as well. However, by the time the bridal party lined up for their grand entrance, the 30cm rip was already a ticking time bomb.‘The show goes on’Despite the dress already being compromised, Georgie – who admits she isn’t one to shy away from the spotlight – decided to commit to the bit.“I told my brother I couldn’t do the cartwheel because it would break the dress, but I’d do the worm instead,” she said.The footage shows Georgie dropping to the floor to perform the “backwards worm” just as the beat drops, only for the dress to split even further, exposing her bare bum (she insists she was wearing a nude G-string).“I felt it go as soon as I hinged forward a couple of centimetres, but I thought, ‘Well, I’m in it now – the show goes on,’” she laughed.The malfunction was made worse by her shoes, with the video capturing the moment her heels also broke mid-worm, leaving her struggling to stand back up as the room b...