Amy Schumer Suffers Nip Slip on Instagram; Orlando Bloom 1st To Comment on Blunder
Orlando Bloom immediately reacted to Amy Schumer's recent wardrobe malfunction.
Schumer became the latest victim of nip slip when she accidentally showed too much skin on her Instagram photo. The image in question, shared by Daily Mail, featured her standing next to a yet-to-be-identified silver-haired man.
Everything looked okay not until internet users spotted that her shirt was a bit too low on one side, showing a part of her areola with her nipple almost coming out of her clothes.
Bloom saw it and immediately commented, "Free the nipple" alongside laughing emojis.
The 41-year-old comedian has since deleted the snap but is yet to comment on the incident.
But her fans notably left comments on it, as well, including "I wonder how long this will stay up before the IG police notice."
For what it's worth, Instagram launched the "No Nudity" policy years ago.
"This includes photos, videos, and some digitally-created content that show sexual intercourse, genitals, and close-ups of fully nude buttocks," its official policy states. It's not always an exact science: Instagram removes (some) content that shows women's nipples but allows photos of post-mastectomy scarring and breastfeeding, for example."
Still, Schumer has always promoted positive body image and self-love.
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In 2021, Schumer admitted that she underwent liposuction after failing to lose extra weight despite exercising and eating clean.
According to the comedian, she did so as she wanted to feel the best she could about herself.
"I used to really judge about people getting work done. Now I'm like, do everything you can to love yourself exactly as you are but once you hit 40 and have a c-section do whatever the f**k will make you feel best!" she said.
She added that she chose to be candid about it instead of keeping it a secret since she wanted to be real about it.
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It came after Schumer publicly spoke about her struggles with a disorder called trichotillomania for years.
She told The Hollywood Reporter that she once even had to wear a wig to cover her hair loss.
"I think everybody has a big secret, and that's mine. And I'm proud that my big secret only hurts me, but it's been what I've carried so much shame about for so long," she told the outlet.
According to NHS, trichotillomania - or trich - occurs when a person feels an intense urge to pull their hair out to feel a sense of relief. People with the disorder tend to pull their hair out whenever a stressful event occurs.
