“Oh sh*t! It looked too good,” says WWE star after Charlotte Flair’s b*tt got exposed on SmackDown

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The Storm interfered during the match, forcing the referee to call the bout off in a DQ. However, during the match, a massive wardrobe mishap occurred with Flair. B-Fab tried to roll The Queen in an attempt to secure the pull-up pin, but she grabbed Charlotte’s wrestling shorts, which were overextended, exposing her too much from behind.

The 14-time WWE Women’s Champion reacted to the incident by posting a screenshot on her Instagram story. She applied a peach emoji to the exposed area and sent a funny message to the heel star, tagging her and noting she could have just asked her. Now, B-Fab reposted it on her own Instagram story and told the Queen she loved what she saw and that she would ask next time.

“Oh sh*t! It looked good, but I will ask next time,” she wrote.

Check out her story before it expires.

WWE announced a massive women’s bout at an upcoming special event

Following yet another interference by Jade Cargill, the Stamford-based promotion announced a major six-woman tag team match to settle their business once and for all.

Rhea Ripley and Charlexa (Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss) will collide against former Women’s Champion Jade Cargill and her heel crew members, B-Fab and Michin, at Saturday Night’s Main Event XLIV. The event will take place on May 23 at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

That being said, all the fun banter aside, it will be interesting to see what plans Triple H and his WWE creative crew have in store for Friday Night SmackDown’s women’s division in the coming months. The Stamford-based promotion is also heading closer to the Clash in Italy. For now, it seems the company will ultimately book a singles rematch between The Storm and Mami.