Kelly Ripa Shut Down Anyone Shocked By Her Bra Humor

And on Thursday's episode of Live with Kelly and Mark, Kelly Ripa showed she was willing to bring the real talk as viewers and a few audience members in attendance did double-takes at an on-point bra-related convo. The famously caustic comedian and talk-show host leaves no stone unturned in her amusing, albeit shocking, overall search for the everlasting existence of her lingerie.

"I don't care if you're offended," began the one who would lead to something candidly confessional. The 54-year-old then revealed, in a tone that was distinctly both humorous and sincere, that while we think of Lena as young and vibrant, many of her bras are actually quite old. "And I don't mean just my bra. I mean bras," she joked, highlighting that her PSA extended beyond simply what clothes were hanging in her closet. Ripa, who chatted with her husband Mark Consuelos, didn't even try to hide her no-nonsense approach to underpinnings.

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Wearing a wry wink, she explained that her bras "don't really wear much," meaning she changes them out every four seasons. But in a hilarious slant on their longevity, she added, "Bras last thousands of years." Ripa took a similar tongue-in-cheek approach, saying, "I'm not asking a lot of them, if you know what I'm saying," making light of her own body in true Ripa style. This amusing revelation, "I wear a bra to hold my microphone on," she was saying essentially. "That is why I wear a bra, not to hold anything else, because there's nothing else there."

The experience transcended comedy, as the host was ready to defend her honesty. But for any viewer who was offended, Ripa passionately reminded them that she's not here to make you comfortable. This latest on-air stint is a perfect demonstration of why Kelly Ripa has been such a beloved presence in daytime TV for years. Her blend of candour and charm, not to mention swagger, leaves audiences aghast that no topic is too small or too personal for this relentlessly sharp humorist to take on.