The ‘woman in the blue dress’ who twerked at Steve Harvey in a clip from the show shares how she ended up on his show

Wendy Davis, the now-viral “woman in the blue dress” who danced on “The Steve Harvey Show,” has appeared to reply about her infamous TV resurgence.

The clip of her showing off her twerk moves is from 10 years ago, but has recently grow to be a trend amongst TikTokers who cannot stop performing her dance and bop choreographies.

The flight attendant noted that, then 33 years old, she became an overnight social media star after being repeatedly tagged in reenactment clips. She recently joined in on the lighthearted banter by recreating a dance sequence in a blue top and black leggings.

“You still got it!!” – exclaimed one among the people in the comments to the video. Another follower declared, “Nobody does it better than the original! This is energyyyy.”

In a post dedicated to the stories, Davis explained that she has been recognized for her talk show appearances over the past decade. She said her quarter-hour of fame began after she answered an ad to look on a dating show. Once chosen, she was informed that it was Harvey’s daytime series and ready herself for the questions she could be asked.

Even though she got here up with a few of her own, she ended up getting one which the crew members got here up with. She said the producer explained that the “Ask Steve” episode was a chance for the host to show off his comedic skills.

Davis then recalled being asked if she would feel comfortable dancing. She obliged. “I’m similar to rattling, why not. I’m already here. Let me just have a good time, have a good time; I live my life, don’t I,” said the bubbly personality.

The query aired was whether it was a good idea for her to quit her job to become profitable by posting twerking videos. Ultimately, Harvey invited her on stage to prove that she had what it takes to money in on her jiggly rump. “This was the result and I really had a lot of fun with it,” the model added.

Now 43, Davis said that “that video goes viral like every few years… But this time it was like… ‘you are going viral on ICT Tok.’ … I didn’t understand it was like that,” she said with a laugh as she realized how many movies had been made this time. “Yes, I am a TikTok aunt,” she joked.

Due to the growing trend of exploiting viral moments, Davis stated that she plans to proceed partying and is open to exploring ways to monetize her fame.

This yr, TikTok went viral after the 50-part query “WTF did I get married?” content creator Reesa Tessa’s series captivated thousands and thousands along with her crazy tale of marrying a man she knew almost nothing about.