Kelly Ripa and her husband Mark Consuelos shared some Christmas photos on Instagram. They looked really happy and had a nice tan. They put a funny caption saying "Big Nick Energy ???? Christmas 2023" and wished everyone Merry Christmas.
In the first photo, they were standing in front of a Christmas tree. Mark wore a black shirt, and Kelly wore a fancy dress with sparkles. But the second photo made some fans think Kelly was only wearing underwear.
In this photo, they both wore t-shirts with a cartoon Santa and a cool phrase. Kelly had on dark green shorts and a sparkly Santa hat. Some fans were a bit surprised because they thought she was in her underwear, but she was actually wearing shorts.
Even though Kelly Ripa and her husband were fully dressed and standing in front of something like a beach hut bed, all the people following her on Instagram noticed were her bikini shorts. Many people thought they were actually underwear.
"I think maybe crop out the underwear ????," one top-liked comment read. "Merry Christmas!"
"Kelly why show us your [underwear]," another wondered.
Some fans who understood what was really going on defended Kelly Ripa, the famous talk show host, even though there was a bit of confusion.
"People!!!! It’s a swimsuit!!!’ Can’t you see the cabana in the background!!! ???????? and if it was underwear, it’s her intsa, she can post what she wants!! Good grief," one Instagram user responded.
"Yes people leave her alone for Pete’s sake !!!" a second chimed in. "You’re just jealous."
It's common to mix up bikini shorts with underwear that looks like a bikini, but as some people have mentioned, it's important to look at the whole situation. Besides, even if Kelly Ripa did take a photo in her underwear, she's a grown-up and it's her own social media account, so she should be free to post what she wants!
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