Quick-Change Artist Léa Kyle Suffers Wardrobe Malfunction On 'America's Got Talent'
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She moved on with the show in style, earning "million dollar" praise from Simon Cowell.
Quick-change artist Léa Kyle deftly moved on with the show after an apparent wardrobe malfunction stalled her semifinal act on “America’s Got Talent” Tuesday. (Watch it below.) Kyle, a 25-year-old from France, had earned a Golden Buzzer to the live rounds on her stunning “AGT” debut in June. But her latest performance came with a hitch. About 25 seconds in, her skirt briefly refused to come off. Kyle has seamlessly mades clothes appear to fly onto her and disintegrate, so the gaffe came as a surprise. But with the swipe of an umbrella, the skirt vanished and she powered through to earn praise from judge Simon Cowell. He called it a “million-dollar performance,” Billboard reported.
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