10+ Celebrity Ex-Couples You Might Not Know Have Kids Together

A wedding is a special moment for every woman, and it is important that everything ends up perfectly. But sometimes, people in their own family can complicate things. That’s the case in today’s story. A bride-to-be wants her sister to wear a bra, but she refuses. She asked people’s opinions on what to do, and the diverse answers got us thinking.
I love my sister. Truthfully, I’m obviously not going to kick her out if she doesn’t wear one, but she really, really, really needs to.
My sister is well-endowed and hates bras. When she’s wearing certain items like baggy t-shirts, it’s not so noticeable, but in the dress (that she chose, I just gave her a color) she’s wearing at my wedding it will be very, very obvious she’s not wearing a bra and one wrong move, and she could be flashing everyone. Not only does it look bad, but it’s also borderline inappropriate.
I told her let’s go shopping, and she can try a bunch of different ones, I even found a boutique in our area because stores carry very few options in her size and said I’d pay for whatever she picked out.
Now she’s saying I’m playing into sexist stereotypes. I’m saying that there’s a good chance if you dance too hard in this dress, your titty is going to pop out, and I don’t think that’s sexist. Am I wrong?
We hope they find a way to make both happy. But this wasn’t the first time a wedding went viral. Recently, the model Ellie Gonsalves sparked controversy for wearing a dress that left little to the imagination. She was judged, but at the end of the day, the ceremony went how the couple dreamed of.