BBC presenter Emma Louise Jones suffered a wardrobe malfunction while covering the York races for Raceday TV. She was forced to switch from her original dress to a flowy black-and-white polka dot number, which then nearly caused another mishap due to windy conditions.
Malfunction Details
Jones explained her predicament to social media followers during a 'fit check,' saying: "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 dress showed off her figure and bust, and when she spun around to show the ensemble, the wind lifted the hem, almost revealing more than intended. She caught the skirt just in time, ending with a "Ta-da!"
Background and Career
The 36-year-old presenter has previously covered her childhood club Leeds United and recently secured a role with TNT Sports presenting for Speedway. She noted the pride this brought her family, saying: "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."
Jones also mentioned visiting the National Speedway Stadium in Manchester with her father, who gave her a "semi-briefing on the history of the sport."
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