It was supposed to be a night of seductive artistry and lavish celebration, but Olympic legend Guillaume Cizeron gave fans more than they bargained for during the latest Olympic Gala performance.

The glittering star, who famously clinched gold in Beijing 2022, left the crowd — and millions watching at home — in absolute disbelief when he took to the ice with his fly wide open.

As the 31-year-old Frenchman glided through a steamy and passionate routine, the gaping wardrobe mishap became impossible to ignore, leading to an explosion of furious typing and cheeky commentary across X (formerly Twitter) and Reddit.

THE ‘SHOCKING’ REVELATION

The harrowing moment occurred midway through the performance, as Cizeron executed a series of lavish spins and high-energy lifts. Sharp-eyed viewers were quick to point out the unzipped trousers, which flapped precariously as he moved.

“Is it just me, or is the gate wide open?” one fan posted on Instagram, while another joked, “He took ‘seductive’ a bit too literally tonight!”

Despite the humiliating oversight, the consummate professional continued his routine to the end, seemingly unaware that his undercarriage was the centre of global attention.

SIDEBAR: A HISTORY OF WOE

This isn’t the first time the French duo has been hit by costume chaos.

• 2018 Pyeongchang: Gabriella Papadakis suffered a heartbreaking “nip slip” just seconds into their short dance after her halter neck came unhooked.

• 2022 Beijing: The pair finally secured their rightful gold, seemingly putting their wardrobe demons to rest.

• 2026 Today: Cizeron revives the curse with a “fly-away” disaster that has been dubbed “P*nis Gate.”

‘WORST NIGHTMARE’ REVISITED

For Cizeron, the mishap is a bitter pill to swallow. He has spent years at the pinnacle of the sport, known for his impeccable style and razor-sharp precision.

To have a wardrobe malfunction of this magnitude during a high-profile Gala is being described by insiders as “deeply embarrassing.”

While Papadakis famously described her 2018 incident as her “worst nightmare,” Cizeron has yet to comment on his breezy display.

The International Skating Union has not issued a statement, as Gala performances are exhibition events and not subject to the strict one-point deductions seen in competition. However, the damage to his dignity may be harder to repair than a broken zip.

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