Nancy Grace and Tristan MacManus took time out of their busy rehearsal schedule for 'Dancing With the Stars' to stop by 'The Rosie Show' (Weeknights, 7PM ET on OWN). Rosie O'Donnell asked about nerves on the show, and especially on elimination night.

Twice Grace has been left in jeopardy until the last moment, but she said the first time it happened was easily the worst. "I almost vomited on him," she said of MacManus. "But he didn't have a shirt on."

She marveled that wardrobe has been putting him in less and less and her in more and more, but O'Donnell said that's understandable after Grace's malfunction. But Grace is still insisting the "nip-slip" never happened.

Carson Kressley talked 'Dancing With the Stars' on 'The Late Late Show' (Weeknights, 12:37AM ET on CBS), emphasizing that when Nancy Grace had her supposed wardrobe mishap, he wasn't looking.

"I'm straight and I wasn't looking," Craig Ferguson agreed. He then asked Kressley why he isn't dancing with a man, considering he's a gay man and that's what he'd do in his personal life.

Kressley said it was something he'd teased about before finding out who he was paired with, and genuinely considered as something he might want to do. That is, until he tried to lift up Maksim Chmerkovskiy.

Nancy Grace's wardrobe malfunction on Monday night's 'Dancing With the Stars' may not have revealed as much flesh as it seemed.

Quipping that she's in "full nip denial," Grace toook to Twitter to discuss what she called "the non nip-slip."

She said she'd taken precautions to guard her modesty and was wearing stick-on nipple covers, or pasties, under her outfit.

Ever the legal eagle, she even produced evidence to back up her claims: A picture of herself holding a packet of pasties, entitled "Evidence re my alleged 'wardrobe malfunction' which I vehemently deny: Breast Petals & industrial strength bra."

There may be less to love of Nancy Grace on 'Dancing With the Stars' these days, but last night she showed off more than her quickstep when she suffered from that wardrobe malfunction dreaded by women in low-cut dresses everywhere: The nip slip.

Thanks to some quick thinking by 'DWTS' producers and cameramen, Grace's blushes were spared as the action immediately cut away to a static shot of the audience.

Although the nip slip was edited out of the version airing on the West Coast, host Tom Bergeron quipped, "On the European version that would be perfectly fine."