Emma Louise Jones suffers wardrobe malfunction after busting out of low-cut gown
Emma Louise Jones suffered a wardrobe malfunction as the BBC presenter was left in an outfit pickle while in attendance at the York races to cover the action
Emma Louise Jones suffered a wardrobe malfunction as she presented during the York races. The BBC reporter was forced to opt for a different, bustier outfit than her original choice and almost ended up exposed thanks to a gust of wind.
The presenter was at the Yorkshire event for Raceday TV and explained her mishap to her social media followers during a ‘fit check.’ Jones said: “I had a bit of a wardrobe malfunction with the dress that I was supposed to be wearing today so I’ve gone back to my trusty polka dot number.”
The outfit Jones selected was a flowy black-and-white polka dot dress that showed off her impressive figure and bust. She was nearly spilling out at the neckline when windy conditions almost caused yet another malfunction for the reporter.
She added: “I think I wore this last year and my favourite thing about it is this,” before going to show off the entire ensemble.
Jones spun around in the dress which flowed out in a perfect spiral. However, with the wind, the hem began to rise further and almost show more than what the presenter intended.
Thankfully, she caught the skirt before it could complete a full reveal as she ended with a, “Ta-da!”
Jones has worked on air for some time, previously covering her childhood club Leeds United. She recently secured a role with TNT Sports presenting for Speedway and admitted this position has brought a lot of pride for her family.
The 36-year-old said: “When I did the rugby league over at Odsal I saw the old track there. But I’ve not seen it in action. It would be nice to get it back in action wouldn’t it?
“I think this is the most proud my dad has been of me. He was like, ‘Emma I used to go and watch that as a kid, I love it.’ It’s been nice talking about it because it’s brought back nice memories for him.
“We’ve been to one of the events at Belle Vue Manchester at the National Speedway Stadium. He’s been giving me a semi-briefing on the history of the sport.”
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