It was a silly misunderstanding, and I think the people who wrote in outraged ought to find themselves a hobby, but that said -- didn't anyone look at Kelly before the show and say, "Something's not quite right"?
The darts really do look like nipples. They stop right where nipples would be! Not sure if people didn't say anything backstage because they thought they were Kelly's actual nipples, but come on, wasn't there at least a mirror handy? And isn't it, like, the job of the wardrobe department to be on nipple patrol? As far as fashion faux pas go, I'd say this was a minor one -- and it certainly helped that Kelly was able to address the issue on air and with a sense of humor -- "Everybody knows I had my nipples removed years ago".
But maybe next time do a once-over in the mirror before rushing off to stage. Think of it as a requisite nipple check. Image via Huffington Post. She loves the crisp look of white pillows, white curtains, and white throw blankets — it reminds her of luxurious beach vacations and freshly fallen snow. White is her go-to color when it comes to decorating. With three pets and a toddler, Anne and her husband still embrace the color white all around their house.
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