WWE star Seth Rollins suffered an awkward wardrobe malfunction while on NFL Network.
Rollins had his head in his hands after realizing the embarrassing error Thursday morning.
Seth Rollins suffered a wardrobe malfunction on Good Morning Football[/caption]
The WWE star ripped his pants during the show[/caption]
The wrestling star, real name Colby Daniel Lopez, is a huge Chicago Bears fan.
He often makes appearances on NFL Network’s breakfast show – Good Morning Football.
One of those was Thursday morning, when he was live in the show’s Los Angeles studio.
Rollins, 39, joined Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te’o and Sherree Burress on set.
In one segment, the WWE star faked to tackle reporter Burress.
But as he crouched down to do so, his pants completely ripped.
Rollins realized instantly and had a shocked expression on his face as he held his backside.
His other hosts were unaware of what happened until Te’o pointed it out.
And the 39-year-old looked embarrassed after the malfunction.
One fan said on X, “And that’s what you get Seth for wearing tight pants.”
Another commented, “My squat day nightmare.”
Good Morning Football also shared the clip on social media.
And the show laughed that Rollins “tore it up this morning.”
The show also featured a reference to Rollins’ dramatic SummerSlam appearance.
Rollins’ music began playing at MetLife Stadium after CM Punk won the World Heavyweight Championship.
Rollins faked to tackle Sherree Burress but felt the tear right away[/caption]
He had crutches and a cast on his right leg as Paul Heyman held his Money in the Bank suitcase.
But Rollins threw away his medical supports and ran down to the ring reading to cash in his briefcase.
And he quickly dispatched of CM Punk to become the new World Heavyweight Champion.
GMFB host Brandt appeared on a show from New York earlier this week in a sling.
He said he injured his shoulder playing dodgeball with his children.
Brandt made the trip to the show’s California studios to appear in person with Rollins.
And he dramatically took off the sling during a segment – reenacting Rollins’ moment at MetLife Stadium.
