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'50 Shades of Grey' star Dakota Johnson has wardrobe malfunction at People's Choice Awards

Jan 7, 2016

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While accepting a People’s Choice Award Wednesday, “50 Shades of Grey” star Dakota Johnson suffered from a slight wardrobe malfunction.

As she accepted the award for favorite dramatic movie actress, presenter Leslie Mann apparently broke Johnson’s dress.

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“Well, it’s not like nobody here hasn’t already seen my boobs,” she laughed as she held the back of the dress.

Johnson beat out Blake Lively, Jennifer Lopez, Rachel McAdams and Kate Winslet for the prize.

“You guys have completely rocked my world and changed my life and I am so incredibly grateful,” she said. “Thank you for supporting our movie.”

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