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Melody Thornton Bares Breasts In Sheer Dress

Posted byBy Popular Critic | Published on: | Updated on March 6, 2015 CommentsComments (0)

UPDATE-Melody Thornton, formerly of the Pussycat Doll suffered a wardrobe malfunction on the red carpet at Elle’s Women in Music bash. Although it’s difficult to consider it a malfunction when Thornton tweeted a picture of her sheer nipple bearing dress to her followers BEFORE arriving!

We can’t figure out what’s worse, Melody un-apologetically showing off her nipples on the red carpet because her friends dared her to because she actually thinks it’s classy!!

“I just really wanted to do something crazy. And my friend was like, “You have to stop being so safe, so Jackie O. She was like, “Go out there and show some ass.”‘

“I like to think I put a little classy twist on it.”

Other celebrities without friends like Melody’s remained covered like her former bandmate Nicole Scherzinger and Jessie J.

See pictures of Melody Thornton and the other ladies below:

UPDATE: In a not so surprising twist Melody dropped a music video for ‘Someone to Believe In’ – and it’s actually a touching video. Is that what artist have to resort to to make some noise around their music? Watch the video below:

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