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Nicki Minaj's breast pops out of top on 'GMA'

Nicki Minaj performs on the ABC Good Morning America Show at the Rumsey Playfield/SummerStage in Central Park in New York City on August 5, 2011. UPI/John Angelillo

Published: Aug. 5, 2011 at 1:04 PM

NEW YORK, Aug. 5 (UPI) -- Pop star Nicki Minaj's left breast fell out of her low-cut bra top as she performed live on "Good Morning America" Friday.

TMZ said the wardrobe malfunction was witnessed by the program's live audience and East Coast viewers who saw the broadcast but was edited out of the West Coast edition that aired later.

GALLERY: Nicki Minaj on Good Morning America

"Although we had a 5-second delay in place for the Nicki Minaj concert on 'GMA,' the live East Coast feed of the concert regrettably included certain fleeting images of the performer that were taken out of later feeds of the broadcast in other time zones. We are sorry that this occurred," ABC News said in a statement issued to TMZ.

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