Beyoncé dances through wardrobe malfunction on ‘Renaissance’ tour: ‘Someone’s getting fired’

That hat needs to get in formation.

Beyoncé is known for putting on a flawless show, but it looks like her hat didn’t get the memo during her “Renaissance” tour stop at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday.

During Queen B’s fifth sold-out show in London, the superstar debuted a shimmering new black-and-gold look during her performance of “America Has a Problem.”

But as she danced, the outfit’s towering bedazzled headpiece began sliding down her forehead, forcing Beyoncé to hold it in place with one hand as she continued with her choreography.

She eventually ditched her chapeau altogether, tossing it offstage and moving on with the show.

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Footage of Beyoncé’s minor wardrobe malfunction quickly made the rounds on TikTok, with fans dragging her faulty headpiece in the comments.

“She’s gonna fire that hat,” one wrote, while another pointed a finger at her styling team, adding, “Someone’s getting fired for not pinning that hat down.”

“Didn’t she rehearse with the hat?? Why wait until onstage to test??? lol,” a third wrote.

Chimed in a fourth, “at this point the song is cursed cause ALL the costumes fall apart.” 

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Indeed, this isn’t the first time the Grammy winner has struggled with one of her costumes during this particular “Renaissance” track.

When the mom of three’s tour kicked off on May 10, her wardrobe included a custom bumblebee-inspired Mugler costume with an antennae-adorned helmet that appeared to break onstage.

Guess it just wasn’t meant to bee.