Tina Fey still thinks about her wardrobe malfunction from over a decade ago — and how she found out about it!
While speaking on stage at the 2025 Next on Netflix Special Presentation held in Los Angeles on Wednesday, Jan. 29, the actress and producer, 54, looked back at her slight nip slip at the 2013 Emmys when she accepted an award alongside comedy writer Tracey Wigfield for 30 Rock.
“Tracey and I won an Emmy together for writing the final episode of 30 Rock, an Emmy night I’ll never forget because I had a ‘nipple slip’ on the broadcast and I found out the next day from my mother!” recalled Fey, who wore a cobalt blue Narciso Rodriguez gown with a low halter neckline to the ceremony.
During the Netflix event, Fey also poked fun at Lang Fisher, who is co-writing a new series adaption of the 1981 film The Four Seasons with her and Wigfield.
“The great Lang Fisher, after her time at 30 Rock, went on to co-create and run the international Netflix hit Never Have I Ever. Her nipples, as far as I know, have yet to be seen,” she joked.
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On the Universal Television project, which began filming in late 2024 and is slated to release this year according to Netflix’s Tudum, Fey said it involves “a cast of beloved comedy actors that could create the same warm, human vibe of the original” movie. Steve Carell, Will Forte, Kerri Kenney-Silver, Marco Calvani, Erika Henningsen and Colman Domingo will star alongside Fey.
The Four Seasons, originally written and directed by Alan Alda, was released in 1981 and stars Carol Burnett, Rita Moreno, Sandy Dennis and Alda. The movie, which follows three couples vacationing over the course of the seasons, went on to become a short-lived CBS series in 1984.
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