Kristin Chenoweth was seen in New York City on Tuesday almost puffing out of her skin-tight light blue dress.
The 54-year-old stage and film actress was on her way to a radio station to do a test for her new book, I’m No Philosopher, But I Got Thoughts: Mini-Meditations For Saints, Sinners, And the Rest Of Us. to advertise as her chest almost slipped out of the showy dress.
This comes after she said on Monday’s Watch What Happens Live show that her hair extensions saved her life during the lighting equipment accident that occurred on the set of The Good Wife in 2012.
Daring look: Kristin Chenoweth was seen in New York City on Tuesday, almost oozing out of her skin-tight light blue dress
In the new photos, Kristin looked in good spirits as she waved at the cameras.
However, her chest seemed on the verge of making a grand entrance as she wore the stunning little dress.
The dress pushed up her chest to reveal cleavage, but at one point it looked a bit too daring and on the verge of a public wardrobe malfunction.
From other angles, the dress seemed more innocent.
The talented beauty wore her blonde hair with flattering makeup while she also managed to show off her toned and skinny legs in metallic high heels with a thin ankle strap.
The siren added long diamond earrings and a diamond encrusted cross around her neck.
Still a 10: The 54-year-old stage and screen actress was on her way to a radio station to write a testimonial for her new book, I’m No Philosopher, But I Got Thoughts: Mini-Meditations For Saints, Sinners, And the Rest of Us.” She showed off her very slim and toned frame
Meanwhile, she looked back on her accident 11 years ago.
The frightening incident happened near a 7-Eleven store.
“I heard the sound of a flagpole. I heard, “We’re losing the light,” and I heard action, and I woke up in Bellevue Hospital,” she said.
“It hit me in the face and then threw me against a curb, [causing] a 7-inch skull fracture, a hairline crack, and a fracture [in my nose] and broken teeth and ribs.’
Her hair extensions saved her life.
What a darling: In the new photos, Kristin looked in good spirits as she waved at the camera. Her chest seemed about to make a grand entrance as her chest was pushed up for a cleavage, but at one point she looked on the verge of a public wardrobe malfunction
“They patched the hairline crack. My doctor said, “What are those metal things” and I said, “These are hair extensions,” and he said, “They saved your life.”
She then joked, “So anyone who wants hair extensions should, for your health.”
While on WWHL, she also shared her thoughts on singer Ariana Grande, who plays Glinda The Good Witch in the upcoming Wicked movies.
The actress – who originated the role of Glinda in the first Broadway production of Wicked in 2003 – said Ariana, 29, will “put her own stamp on Glinda.”
When the Bravo host asked if she’d spoken to Grande about the role, she replied, “Yes, I have. She will put her own stamp on it. I’m so proud of her. I wanted her to do her Glenda. And she does. I’m proud of her.”
Scary: This comes after she said on Watch What Happens Live on Monday that her hair extensions saved her life during the lighting equipment accident that happened on the set of The Good Wife in 2012
“How do you feel about the Wicked films being split in two? Is it enough for two?’ asked Cohen during the interview.
“There’s so much more that we know about the characters in the books, so yes, there is,” the Tony Award-winning star replied.
‘And I haven’t read anything, but I think so. I think there’s enough,” she added.
Talking Wicked: Her stamp: The 54-year-old actress – who originated the role of Glinda – said Ariana will put her own stamp on Glinda in a new interview with Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live; Grande pictured 2020
Andy then asked if filming had started yet, but Chenoweth remained silent and could not reveal the information.
According to director Jon M. Chu, Wicked will be split into two films that will be released a year apart.
The news broke via the director’s social media last year and was later reposted by Grande.
The films, which will be adapted from the Broadway musical, will be released on December 25, 2024 and December 25, 2025.
They did it first: Chenoweth originated the role of Glinda in the first Broadway production of Wicked in 2003; Pictured in 2004 with Idina Menzel who played Elphaba
Ariana’s casting as Glinda the Good Witch was revealed in November, with co-star Cynthia Erivo, 36, tapped to play Elphaba.
Michelle Yeoh, 60, has also joined the cast and will play Madame Morrible, according to Variety. Madame Morrible is the principal of Crage Hall at Shiz University, originally played by actress Carole Shelley in the original Broadway musical Wicked.
The film Wicked is based on the hit Broadway play based on the 1995 book Wicked: Life & Times of the Wicked Witch of the West by Gregory Maguire.