Brooks Nader suffered a fashion mishap during Miami Swim Week.

Nader, 29, arrived at the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Beach Club at W South Beach on Friday, May 29. The model donned a red mini off-the-shoulder dress for the occasion. The garment also featured cutouts so Nader could show some skin. She completed the look with gold heels and left her blonde hair down with beach waves.

According to photos obtained by Page Six, Nader was spotted wading in the ocean with Stassi Shroeder, Molly Sims and more attendees. Nader ended up getting on a man’s shoulders while in the water. While sitting on top of the guy, her dress lost a strap causing the fabric to come down. Nader was left exposed and she covered her chest with her hand.

Like a total pro, Nader attempted to fix the garment. The drenched top can be seen sticking to the model’s body in additional shots. Despite the snafu, Nader was seemingly in good spirits. In an additional photo, Nader could be seen laughing while attempting to hold up her dress.

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While at the event, Brooks was joined by her sisters Mary Holland Nader, 26, Grace Ann Nader, 25, and Sarah Jane Nader, 22. The siblings were spotted filming for their reality show, Love Thy Nader, per the outlet.

This isn’t Brooks’ first encounter with a wardrobe malfunction. Earlier this month, she suffered another mishap moments before hitting the red carpet at the 2026 Fox Upfront in New York City. Brooks took to her social media to share what fans didn’t see prior to the event.

“When you bust out of your dress 4 min before showtime!!!!” the Baywatch actress wrote via her Instagram Story. “Classssssicc 😅🤣.”

Brooks included a mirror selfie that showed the back of her red cocktail dress, which had split open and revealed her lace underwear. Brooks shared there was a team of seamstresses backstage who were able to assist her.

“We’ve got 4 earth angels sewing me back into this sucker,” she captioned a snap of an assistant working to remedy the situation.

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Brooks was able to make it out to the red carpet looking flawless. Her dress featured a halter neck and a fitted bodice. The design matched the iconic Baywatch swimsuit. She completed the look with matching red heels and diamond earrings.

During the event, Brooks spoke about joining the cast of the Baywatch reboot and how she manifested the role years before.

“I kinda manifested this role with my Sports Illustrated cover in 2023. I was wearing a red one-piece. I was like, ‘This is so Baywatch!’ And lo and behold, here we are,” she gushed to Extra. “It’s a pinch me moment, and hopefully we make everyone proud.”

Editor’s note: The below contains spoilers for the For All Mankind Season 5 finale.

For All Mankind Season 5 is over, but it didn’t end without delivering one of the series’ biggest shockers to date. In “This Land Is Our Land,” Kelly Baldwin (Cynthy Wu) and the Sojourner crew finally accomplish their mission of finding life on Titan, only to learn immediately afterward that their oxygen supplies aren’t sufficient for everyone to make it back to the ship. As designated mission leader, Kelly chooses to stay behind on Titan, sacrificing herself for the sake of her life’s work. It’s a deeply emotional and surprising moment, and, although it might feel a little strange at first, it’s one that For All Mankind has also been setting up for quite some time.

Kelly’s Death Is Even More Shocking Than Ed’s in ‘For All Mankind’

Back when Season 5 premiered, For All Mankind faced one prominent issue: how to conclude the story of Kelly’s father, Ed Baldwin (Joel Kinnaman). He’d been a part of the series from the very beginning, and, because he was elderly, viewers theorized that Season 5’s major death would be his, possibly in the finale. What no one expected was for Ed to die peacefully in the second episode, and that the real shocker would be the loss of Kelly by season’s end.

Considering the stakes on Titan, there really was no other way for that stalemate to be resolved. Whoever agrees to stay behind must be of sound mind and body, since their chances of survival are higher than those of someone who is injured; this immediately rules out mission specialist Elena Beaufort (Kristina Klebe). Also, former commander Walt Griebel (Christopher Denham) has a larger family waiting for him on Mars, including children younger than Alex (Sean Kaufman), which weighs into Kelly’s decision.

All of that makes perfect sense, but it doesn’t erase the emotional impact of Kelly having to make such a difficult choice. She is still a young mother with many milestones to reach, especially as Alex gets older. Finding life on another planet is her life’s work, and, when she finally achieves it, she’s forced to give up the joy of seeing what it could lead to. Ed got to witness his family grow and enjoy the respect all his achievements earned him; Kelly won’t experience any of that.

Seeing all of Kelly’s achievements suddenly reduced to a strictly rational life-or-death decision borders on painful, but being her father’s daughter motivates her in the end. Staying behind certainly isn’t fair to her, but it’s the kind of possibility that Baldwins have always accepted for the opportunity to keep “pushing the envelope.“ Sad as it is, it’s a way for Kelly to both carry on Ed’s legacy and teach Alex one final lesson in the process.

‘For All Mankind’ Season 5 Brings Kelly’s Arc to a Satisfying End on Titan

Unfortunately for Kelly, being a Baldwin always meant living in the shadow of someone greater, and her parents were certainly among the greatest. With Alex now taking more responsibilities at Happy Valley and earning everyone’s respect, that also means Kelly wouldn’t just be “Ed’s daughter,” but would also become “Alex’s mother,” despite all her own achievements and discoveries. In that sense, killing her off is the best way to close her character arc in a meaningful way.

The way that Kelly’s story comes to a close is also beautiful in itself. Back in Season 4, she explains that microbial life has a bigger chance of thriving in liquid environments than on ice or gas. Her years researching in Antarctica and Korolev Crater didn’t yield any results, so finally unearthing methane-based lifeforms in a lake on Titan is a long-awaited victory. It will also completely revolutionize scientific understanding of life itself, independent of water, with Kelly’s name forever linked to the discovery.

Kelly ultimately chooses to end things on her own terms, carrying Ed’s “for all mankind” plaque with her as she enters a bioluminescent methane lake on Titan — something NASA has already proven exists, by the way. As sad and shocking as the scene is, Kelly literally carrying her dad’s legacy with her as she walks into a lake teeming with the microbial life she’s been searching for is a deeply poetic ending.

With Kelly’s Death, the Next Generation Takes Center Stage in ‘For All Mankind’s Final Season

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One of the best aspects of For All Mankind is how it tells a generational story, following multiple families over the decades as humanity travels to the stars and beyond. Ed’s death was natural and expected because it wasn’t his world anymore, but, truth be told, it isn’t Kelly’s, either. Alex’s introduction was the generational leap the series needed to move beyond Ed’s shadow, something that the very nature of Kelly’s character didn’t allow for.

Kelly’s death, although untimely and unfortunate, might ultimately benefit the series, and Alex will likely take a more central role in Season 6. He is a Marsie through and through, but he also perfectly understands what it’s like to have a full life on another planet. With Titan now a major source of discovery, thanks to Kelly, it’s Alex’s turn to step up and lead humanity further into the Solar System, and maybe even beyond.

All this means that, in For All Mankind‘s final season, very few characters from the beginning of the series are even left, among them Aleida Rosales (Coral Peña) and Margo Madison (Wrenn Schmidt) for the moment. Most of the others are from subsequent seasons, like Miles Dale (Toby Kebbell), or younger characters, including Alex, Avery Stevens (Ines Asserson), and Lily Dale (Ruby Cruz). Ultimately, Kelly’s death, while devastating, effectively sets up the next generation to lead For All Mankind‘s final season. Hopefully, it’ll be a good one.

Roomies, Latto’s ‘Big Mama’ album has only been out for a few hours, and the lyrics already have the internet in a chokehold. Fans have been busy decoding the bars and turning them into captions all over social media. But they’re not the only ones tapped in — Claressa Shields also caught Big Mama name-dropping her and Papoose and she made sure to let her know that she heard every word!

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Latto Dropped Bars & Claressa Shields Let Folks Know She Heard It

Claressa Shields made sure to let Latto know she peeped the shoutout about her and Papoose’s relationship on the new track, ‘Gimme Dat.’ The Gwoat hit up X (formerly Twitter) and told her followers she was hype to hear Big Mama spitting bars about her relationship. Shields also dropped photos from her and Pap’s baecation alongside the message, “Flat tf out @Latto cause yeah ‘Gimme Dat’!” 

The boxing champion also showed love to Latto on Instagram, dropping more pics from her tropical getaway with Papoose and pairing them with Lattos lyrics as she raps: “When it come to mine I don’t need no advice, I know what he like, just call me Claressa, yeah & it’s clean I ain’t missin’ a Pap! I’m the catch, I ain’t settin’ a trap.” 

Social Media Reacts After Claressa Peeps Latto’s Shoutout

After The Shade Room posted Claressa’s reaction to Latto’s lyrics, the comment section was flooded with responses. Plenty of folks said they love seeing her and Pap living their best lives, while others joked that they just know Claressa is going to keep Big Mama’s track on repeat.

Instagram user @jermaine716 wrote, “Real love🔥🔥🔥 I love seeing both of them winning👏” 

Instagram user @_alissaa wrote, “Lmao she got 2 songs I love this for her.” 

While Instagram user @girly_mayweather wrote, “She’s gonna play tf outta this song😂😂😂 we ain’t ready😂😂” 

Then Instagram user @cashmase wrote, “I love all the flowers they’re receiving through bars from several artists now. 🙌🏾” 

Another Instagram user @prettychaoss__ wrote, “She love when she mentioned in a song 😂😂😂😂😂😂” 

Instagram user @shaniaellease_ wrote, “She looks so pretty! Literally 😍😍” 

Then another Instagram user @tiaraloading_ wrote, “I love seeing Black people in love 😍” 

While another Instagram user @queenmareia wrote, “Period 🔥” 

Lastly, Instagram user @mj_naturalistxl wrote, “Not Pap looking like a YN my girl got him glowing glowing 😂❤️🔥” 

More About Big Mama’s Fourth Studio Album

Latto has taken over timelines after dropping her highly anticipated fourth studio album, ‘Big Mama’ on Friday, May 29. The 18-track project features 21 Savage, Doja Cat, Mariah The Scientist, Jelly Roll, Sexyy Red and more. Amid the release, Latto addressed her viral April post on X (formerly Twitter) where she told fans she planned to make this project her retirement album. While chopping it up with Nadeska during an Apple Music interview, she said she went through postpartum and felt overwhelmed with the album. She also said she’s still dealing with it and hasn’t locked in on a final decision yet.

“I kind of underestimated it. So yeah, that was just one of those days where I was at home and overwhelmed with the album […] I was overwhelmed. I was experiencing motherhood […] I was dropping my last album that I owe the label. So I was going through it that day,”

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