Hebe
Hebe is known as the child of Zeus and Hera, but there is another myth that states Hera conceived her by eating wild lettuce while dining with the god Apollo.
Either way, Hebe was often to be found serving up the nectar to the guest gods and goddesses of Zeus.
One day she tripped, had an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction, and her breasts fell out of her dress.
Apollo fired her from her job as cup bearer and she was replaced by young Ganymede, a boy, and the lover of her father, Zeus.
Carolus Duran,
1895
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