Amanda Seyfried Recounts Bizarre Moment Her 'Boobs Fell Out' While Chatting With An A-List Actor

Amanda Seyfried opened up about a mortifying experience with an A-list Hollywood actor two years ago.

The actress recounted how she accidentally showed Glen Powell her boobs while they were having a conversation at an award show.

Amanda Seyfried noted that Glen Powell was quite the gentleman as he made an effort to cover her up while looking away.

Seyfried recently shared an awkward moment she had to endure in front of actor Powell during the 2023 Critics Choice Awards.

According to People Magazine, the "Jennifer's Body" actress was promoting her new Peacock series "Long Bright River," when she explained that her "boobs fell out" during the event.

"My boobs fell out of my dress at the 2023 Critics Choice Awards," she said, adding, "I was wearing this amazing vintage dress. I made my stylist dress up in it before I went just for fun."

The look was a gold Dior gown with off-the-shoulder sleeves and a nude-toned sheer lining at the bust.

Recalling the exact moment the awkward incident happened in front of the "Nobody But You" actor, she said, "I was talking to Glen Powell in the corner near my table, and we were joking around about something and I lifted my arms up, and my boobs were just out. My dress fell apart."

Seyfried went on to narrate how Powell was quite the gentleman with her wardrobe malfunction, explaining that he was polite to cover her up while looking away.

"We both screamed, and like the gentleman he is, he covered me. He didn't look… I think. None of us were expecting that, but that dress had truly just given up," she told the news outlet.

Weighing in on the shiny vintage dress, she said, "It was kind of sewn together and it started truly falling apart, literally falling off of me on the red carpet, and I think there were even interviews where I'm saying it's breaking off."

In a chat with Access Hollywood, the 39-year-old actress spoke about the look, saying, "Yeah, it's old. It keeps breaking. I'm not kidding — it keeps ripping."

Seyfried seemingly made sure to forestall any wardrobe malfunction as she dazzled in a gold mini dress for the premiere of her new crime drama "Long Bright River" in New York City.

The screening was held on Wednesday at The Metrograph Theater, where Seyfried was joined by her cast mates on the red carpet. She looked stunning in a gold sequin mini dress with a V-neck cut on the front and a hem that stopped inches above her knees.

The "Mean Girls" actress wore a black floral embellishment on the neckline and completed the look with a pair of closed-toed, black heels.

She accessorized the look with a pair of small, hooped earrings as well as a dainty bracelet and a few flashy rings.

"Long Bright River" is set to drop later this month on March 13 and is based on the novel of the same name written by Liz Moore.

The film follows "A Philadelphia police officer who searches for her sister, an addict who has gone missing," per an official IMDB synopsis.

Other stars that have been cast in the series include Nicholas Pinnock, Ashleigh Cummings, Callum Vinson, and John Doman.

In a chat with Harper's Bazaar, she discussed her go-to dressing choice for the red carpet.

"I really enjoy experimenting with fashion on photoshoots, but the red carpet is a different animal; it's very brief and it's very frantic," she admitted. "You don't really have enough time. When I'm on a shoot, it feels more like acting – it's more about the art in fashion, which is really fun for me."

She added, "You can take as long as you like to feel comfortable and make the clothing work for you, which just isn't really the case on the red carpet..."

Seyfried previously shed some light on her time after playing Karen Smith in the 2004 teen comedy "Mean Girls."

According to the actress, playing the blonde bombshell almost negatively affected the rest of her career in terms of getting more serious roles.

In the film, Seyfried's character, Karen, was part of the Plastics, a clique of popular girls that embodied the word "mean." Karen was the nicer part of the friend group but also the most clueless and ditsier. She represented the term "dumb blonde."

In an interview with Variety, Seyfried noted that while "Mean Girls" helped her get her foot in the door of acting, it almost left her stuck.

She noted, "'Mean Girls' got me on the map; it really got my foot in the door. But getting pigeonholed was the thing you had to fight. Back in 2004, I had to be really careful to not just be 'the pretty blonde.'"

Seyfried revealed that her involvement in "Big Love" made her break away from the mold of Karen Smith.