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Tina Fey Reveals Emmy 'Nip Slip' Photo on 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon' (Video)

8:13 PM PDT 9/26/2013 by Kimberly Nordyke

The winner of a statuette for writing "30 Rock" says "there was a momentary situation" after her name was called Sunday night.

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Tina Fey says she had a wardrobe malfunction at Sunday's Emmys ceremony.

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Fey, who won an Emmy for comedy series writing for 30 Rock, told Jimmy Fallon on Thursday's Late Night that she had a bit of a "situation" when her name was called and she went to embrace fellow winner Tracey Wigfield.

"If you videotaped it and slowed it down for one second, when I went to hug my friend Tracey Wigfield … I guess there was a momentary situation," said Fey, who graced the cover of The Hollywood Reporter's Emmy Icons issue last week.

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She brought along a picture to show Fallon and the audience. Watch her big reveal below.

Late Night With Jimmy Fallon airs at 12:35 a.m. weeknights on NBC.

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