A STUNNING weather girl slipped up when her nipple peaked out of her low cut lingerie while broadcasting live to her social media fans.
Blonde Sol Perez had been streaming live to her 1.7 million followers, talking about her day in the studio.
But as the 23-year-old Argentinian leaned forward to adjust her video camera, the plunging neckline of her skimpy black outfit shifted to exposing her right nipple.
The red-faced presenter quickly covered up again, laughing: "Oops, it's getting out."
Her impromptu show - broadcast on her Instagram live account - was supposed to be deleted as soon as it went out.
But some of her eagle-eyed followers recorded it and re-broadcasted it across social media.
The beautiful TyC Sports channel presenter has become a huge TV and social media star across Latin America thanks, in part, to her sizzling social media snaps and videos.
She has been dubbed the 'world's sexiest weather girl' for the sexy pics she posted of herself on social media.
Earlier this month a sultry snap of her in the bath revealed a top footballer was amongst her fans.
Sol posted pics of herself relaxing in a bath naked, covering her modesty using only bubbles.
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The blonde beauty, who has recently been taking part in a dancing competition in the country, captioned the picture writing "Saturday night again!"
And Perez revealed on Twitter that Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo watched her live broadcast of the weather ahead of Real Madrid’s Champions League semi-final with Atletico Madrid yesterday.
Perez tweeted: "Cristiano Ronaldo watched my live connection...I died...tomorrow I will not go to Sortia (the TV programme she works for)...ha ha ha."
She also posted another snap of her wearing distressed jeans and a white top that only covers half her breasts with the caption: "f**k your opinion".
Perez has become a social media celebrity in Argentina where it is said that her daily 7am weather forecast are helping men get up earlier each morning.
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