Olympics viewers were left stunned after a woman flashed the camera during a tennis match.
The incident occurred during the women’s singles quarter-final between Iga Swiatek and Danielle Collins on Wednesday night.
Spectators in the arena were performing a Mexican wave during a break in play between the two players.
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The camera then stopped a man, woman and child, who were sat in the stands.
All three smiled and waved to the camera before the woman lifted up her top to show her bikini.
A fan who saw the footage on X wrote: ‘Having a nice family outing at the Olympics and then Mum had to show her boobs again.’
Another user wrote: ‘Bizarre behaviour with a young child.’
On the court, the match saw a bust-up between the two players with Collins branding Swiatek as ‘insincere’.
Collins told Swiatek to ‘play at the server’s pace’ after the world No.1 held up her hand to halt the American’s service motion.
Collins then appeared to hit Swiatek with the ball, while the Pole was jeered by fans for taking a long break at the end of the second set.
The American, Collins, who stopped playing in the third set because of an injured stomach muscle, retired from the match, handing the victory to Swiatek.
‘I told Iga she didn’t have to be insincere about, you know, my injury,’ Collins said.
‘There’s a lot that happens on camera, and there are a lot of people with a ton of charisma and come out and are one way on camera and another way in the locker room.
‘And I just haven’t had the best experience, and I don’t really feel like anybody needs to be insincere. They can be the way that they are. I can accept that, and I don’t need the fakeness.’
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