[WATCH] Idina Menzel’ “lets it go” in her New York concert; wardrobe malfunctions in the middle of the show

Idina Menzel is surely enjoying her success after “Frozen.” Apart from her top 10 hit, “Let it Go,” she was also the cover of Billboard magazine’s April issue. And this June, the “Rent” star singer held a one-night only, sold-out show at the Radio City Music Hall. She showcased her classy talent to her numerous fans who’ve been wanting to experience her one-of-a-kind concert.

Idina wore a shimmering silver gown with a plunging neckline that showed off her black leather bra which proved her classic taste in style while performing on-stage. But what happens when her sexy outfit malfunctions just like Janet Jackson, Madonna and Mariah Carey? The answer: handle it the diva way!

The 43-year old Broadway diva was in the middle of her “Take Me or Leave Me” song when she got a cue from the audience that one of her breasts slides up to the bottom which exposed a part of her boobs. When she noticed the cue, she looked at her outfit and just cracked a joke out of it.

“What? My boob’s coming out?” Idina quipped.

The Tony award-winning actress turned to her side to check on it. “Is it in?” she asked the cheering crowd. One of the concert staff assisted her in fixing her wardrobe malfunction.

“This diva needs her stage!” she screamed to her thousand fans as she fixed her outfit. “These divas need their stage!” she repeated.

And looks like she knows what’s in store for her wardrobe malfunction. The “If/then” star already predicted that it would be a trending topic. “Oh that’s going to be all over television,” she said and then she checked on herself again. “Well f**k it, they’re real!” she exclaimed.

Idina Menzel’s concert at the Radio City Music Hall featured her hits from her Broadway shows, “Rent”, and “Wicked” as well as her songs from her previous album, “I stand” and “Still I can’t be still” and some cover hits from Cole Porter and Radiohead. Recently, Idina announced that she would release a Christmas album this year.