Vicky Nguyen’s Wardrobe Malfunction During ‘Mom Brain’ Moment On-Air Is Way Too Relatable
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Her co-hosts called out the post-Christmas fashion faux pas on the air.
NBC correspondent Vicky Nguyen confessed to having a totally relatable “mom brain” moment on national TV the day after Christmas, and social media users are loving her transparency.
While appearing on the “Today” show on Thursday, one of Nguyen’s fellow anchors jokingly called her out for donning a stylish purple pantsuit with an unorthodox accessory — bright yellow slippers — during a segment about student loan changes in 2025.
Calling her ensemble “a good look,” her co-anchor Peter Alexander asked Nguyen to “kick up” her feet to show off her “Christmas slippers” to the viewers.
“Oh, no, no, Peter!” Nguyen, who is mom to daughters Emerson, 15, Odessa, 12, and Renley, 8, with husband Brian, responded before explaining what led to her fashion faux pas.
“This is the day after Christmas mom-brain moment where I thought I had the shoes but didn’t have the shoes,” she admitted.
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