week 7 - Daily Mail

Samantha Cameron opens up about her Number 10 wardrobe malfunctions - including forgetting her BRA at party conference and splitting her skirt before going on stage with David
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-6326033/Samantha-Cameron-reveals-wardrobe-malfunctions-suffered-husband-Prime-Minister.html
Samantha Cameron, 47, has revealed the wardrobe malfunctions she suffered during her time as the wife of the Prime Minister, from 2010 to 2016. Pictured: Samantha at the mothers2mothers Midsummer Soiree in London in June

This article talks about how Samantha Cameron has had a series of unlucky events as she has had to borrow someone else's bra at a Conservative conference. On another occasion her skirt split just moments before she was due to go onto the stage.

This is an example of soft news as it covers a celebrity story which features embarrassing moments which the audience may have also experienced (personal relationships). Audiences would gain audience pleasures such as diversification as they could gain entertainment from reading stories such as these which feature embarrassing moments.


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