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SCMP Reporter

Canto-pop singer Yumiko Cheng Hei-yi revealed a bit too much when her breasts were exposed during a live TV performance in Canada recently.

The embarrassing moment occurred when Cheng's tube-top slipped down her chest while she was singing and dancing   on a show in Toronto.

'It was my own  fault, so I'm blaming myself a lot for that,' said Cheng (left), who also accidentally showed her underwear when her trousers dropped during a live stunt on TVB Jade last December.

'I'm upset but don't worry, I shall recover,' she told fans on her blog. 'You fall, you get back up again ... it will make me a stronger person.'

The  Canadian footage was broadcast for about 60 seconds  and has now been posted on YouTube.

Cheng's manager,  Mani Fok Man-hei,  said the singer was unaware of the  incident until the Canadian TV crew  ran on stage and gave her a bouquet of flowers to cover her breasts. Fok denied Cheng exposed herself on purpose, insisting  a headset also attached around her waist may have pulled her top down.

'The tube-top dress she wore had pads sewed inside and she had already used lots of cellotape around her chest [to hold her dress up]. Perhaps the headset was too heavy, pulling her dress down,' Fok said.  'It was an accident, we will let the organisers take care of it now. The cameraman didn't have any intentions of making Cheng look stupid.'

Fok hoped the public would give Cheng a break and forget about the incident. 'I think we should understand the fact that she was being very tough and professional insisting on completing the entire performance. All our staff will give her full support.'



Cheng baring up well after TV exposure