Kristin Chenoweth, 54, nearly spilled out of a bodycon dress
Kristin Chenoweth was spotted almost slipping out of her pale blue dress in NYC on Tuesday.
The 54-year-old stage and screen actress was heading to a radio station to promote her new book—titled I’m Not a Philosopher, But I Have Ideas: Mini Reflections for Saints, Sinners, and the Rest of Us—when her bust nearly slipped out of the eye-catching dress.
This comes after she said on Monday Watch what’s happening live Her hair extensions saved her life during a lighting equipment accident in 2012 on the set of The Good Wife.
BOLD LOOK: Kristin Chenoweth was seen nearly slipping out of her light blue dress in NYC on Tuesday
In the new photos, Kristen appeared to be in a great mood as she waved to the cameras.
It looked like her chest was about to come out looking amazing, as she wore the stunning little dress.
The dress pushed her chest into cleavage, but at one point she looked too daring and on the verge of a general wardrobe malfunction.
From other angles, the dress looked more innocent.
The talented beauty wore her blonde hair with pretty makeup as she also managed to show off her cute skinny legs as she wore metallic high heels with a thin ankle strap.
Siren added long diamond earrings and a diamond cross around her neck.
Still 10: The 54-year-old stage and screen actress was headed to a radio station to promote her new book I’m Not a Philosopher, But I Have Ideas: Mini Reflections on Saints, Sinners, and the Rest of Us when she showed off her ultra-slim and toned frame
Meanwhile, she was looking back at her accident 11 years ago.
The scary incident happened near a 7-Eleven store.
I heard the sound of the flagpole. I heard, ‘We’re losing light’ and I heard movement, and I woke up at Bellevue Hospital,” she said.
hit me in the face and then threw me on the sidewalk, [causing] 7-inch skull fracture, hairline fracture and fracture [in my nose] Cracked teeth and ribs.
Her hair extensions saved her life.
What a sweetie: In the new photos, Kristen appeared to be in a great mood as she waved at the camera. It looked like her chest was about to look amazing as her chest was pushed up for cleavage but at some point it seemed about to be a general wardrobe malfunction.
They made my hair breakage go together. My doctor said to me, “What are these metallic things?” I said, “They are hair extensions.” And he said, “They saved your life.”
She then joked, “So a must for anyone who wants to get hair extensions, to your health.”
While at the WWHL, she also shared her thoughts on singer Ariana Grande playing Glinda The Good Witch in the upcoming Wicked movies.
The actress — who originated the role of Glinda in the first Broadway production of Wicked in 2003 — said Ariana, 29, will put her own stamp on Glinda.
When the Bravo host asked if she’d spoken to Grande about the role, she replied, “Yeah, I do.” It will put its own stamp on it. I am very proud of her. I wanted her to do her Glinda. And that’s what you do. I’m proud of her.’
Creepy: This comes after she said on Monday on Watch What Happens Live that her hair extensions saved her life during a 2012 lighting equipment accident on the set of The Good Wife.
How do you feel about splitting the Wicked movies into two parts? Is it enough for two people? Cohen asked during the interview.
“There’s a lot in the books that we know about the characters, so yeah, there is,” the Tony Award-winning star replied.
And I haven’t read anything, but I guess so. “I think there is enough,” she added.
Talking Wicked: Its Stamp: The actress, 54 — who originated the role of Glinda — said Ariana will put her own stamp on Glinda in a new interview with Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live; Grande pictured 2020
Andy then wanted to know if filming had started yet, but Chenoweth remained silent, unable to divulge the information.
According to director John M. Chu, Wicked will be split into two films, one year apart.
The news was revealed last year via the director’s social media, and Grande later retweeted it.
The films, which will be adapted from the Broadway musical, will be shown on December 25, 2024 and December 25, 2025.
They did it first: Chenoweth started out as Glinda in the first Broadway production of Wicked in 2003; Pictured in 2004 with Idina Menzel who played Elphaba
Ariana’s casting as Glinda the Good Witch was revealed in November, with co-star Cynthia Erivo, 36, set to play Elphaba.
Michelle Yeoh, 60, has also joined the cast, and will play Madame Morehy, according to the report. variety. Madame Morehy is the principal of Cage Hall at Shiz University and was originally played by actress Carol Shelley in the original Broadway musical Wicked.
Wicked is based on the popular Broadway play, which was based on the 1995 book Wicked: Life & Times of the Wicked Witch of the West by Gregory Maguire.