BBC host suffers wardrobe malfunction in racy dress | UK News

BBC viewers had been left distracted as they tuned in to the six o’clock news for the latest bulletins when climate presenter Elizabeth Rizzini delievered her latest forecast. Many took to social media and commented on the meteorologist’s racy outfit. The 49-year-old, who wore a short denim dress, unknowingly despatched pulses racing as she flashed the lace tops of her stockings while stretching to level at the screen graphics. 

In addition to the figure-hugging dress and flesh colored stockings, Elizabeth accomplished her look with pointed heels and a darkish pink lip. As the presenter up to date viewers, the stocking top was revealed on digicam. Although the blunder occurred during a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it second, it did not go undetected and shortly went viral on social media. As followers shared their ideas on Xone joked: “Certainly brightens up dull weather.”

Another remarked: “Taking our minds off the miserable weather.”

“Is that a black lace stocking-top I spy on the BBC News Weather?” questioned a fellow viewer, while a fourth quipped that they’d never seen “stocking tops on the BBC before”.

A fifth commentator urged: “Sorry to rain on your parade, but suspect they’re biking shorts or thermals”

Another explained that the stocking band could also be a part of the technical equipment required to present the show, such as a strap to support the microphone.

“There is life after Carol Kirkwood,” an X person quipped. It comes as the presenter not too long ago announced her departure from the after 25 years with the broadcaster.

The 63-year-old first joined the broadcaster in 1998 and announced her shock departure live on air during Monday’s episode.

On the well-known pink couch, Carol told her colleagues Jon Kay and Sally Nugent: “So, I’m going to be leaving and it’s really hard, really hard for me to say this because I love my job. I love all of you guys and my weather colleagues and of course all the viewers.”

“My job is something I’ve never taken for granted, and I’ve loved every minute! From early starts and all manner of forecasts, I’ve shared it with incredible colleagues at BBC Breakfast, BBC Weather and programmes across the BBC.

“I’d like to thank them for their assist and friendship, which has meant the world. And to those watching and listening at home – thanks for all the kindness you’ve gotten shown me over the years, being half of your mornings has been a pleasure.”

“This hasn’t been an straightforward resolution to make, but it appears like the appropriate second to step away. I’ll carry with me the most great reminiscences,” Carol concluded.