By james art Lee-Anne Pinnock showed off her long legs as she took to the stage in Birmingham.
The former Little Mix star, 33, turned heads as she performed on Sunday as part of her solo tour.
The singer looked sensational in a baby blue and gray draped mini dress.
She wore a bejeweled bralette underneath and added denim boots.
Leigh-Anne appeared to be enjoying her gig as she danced, smiled and sang in front of large crowds.
Lee-Anne Pinnock, 33, showed off her long legs as she took to the stage in Birmingham on Sunday night
The singer looked sensational in a baby blue and gray draped mini dress
The star’s performance comes after she released her debut solo EP No Hard Feelings, which slammed her husband Andre Grey.
At a concert in June, Lee-Ann spoke about the pain her partner had caused her, revealing their relationship had been “hell” over the past two years.
The singer only lets it be seen for about two days each month due to their work commitments.
Andre plays football in Saudi Arabia while Lee-Anne stays in the UK to work on her new music and raise their two-year-old twins.
According to The Sun, a spoken word interlude was played during the concert as Lee-Ann was replaced offstage, where she opened up about the difficult period, mentioning “crying” and asking her husband: “Why would you do this to us?”
They report that she said: “Exciting but dangerous. Six months of bliss and hell. A stolen kiss becomes as pure as us together. But how do you say it serves me right?
“The images, the thoughts. The phone that once connected us, now a constant reminder. what are you doing what’s going on Why would you do this to us?’
She added: “All I could see was the white of the mysterious eyes on my bed. My blanket is keeping me warm now. The patterns, the running, the crying? Our forbidden beginning.
Lee-Anne seemed to be enjoying her concert as she danced, smiled and sang in front of large crowds
The star’s performance comes after she released her debut solo EP No Hard Feelings, which hit her husband Andre Gray, 33 (pictured together)
Andre plays football in Saudi Arabia while Leigh-Anne stayed in the UK to work on her new music and raise their two-year-old twins (pictured)
“What I do know is that I love you. That we are one whole made of two. So I chose to open my heart to forgive. Reboot. We are sun and summer. Destined to continue.
“I saw who you chose to become when our two became four, completing our circle. You chose us. You chose not to be a replica. You know how to be a father and I don’t know how you do.
Much of Leigh-Anne’s debut EP focuses on her volatile relationship with Andre, whom she married last summer.
In May, she opened up about the struggles of their long-distance relationship and admitted she “can’t take it anymore”.
Speaking on the Table Manners podcast, Lee-Anne explained: ‘We’re in a long-distance relationship. Lives in Saudi Arabia, plays football there.
“So for the last two years we’ve been apart, seeing each other maybe two days a month. Honestly, it was hell.
Asked if he was likely to move again when his current contract expired, she admitted: “I can’t anymore. can’t do it I think we’ll have to wait and see.
Lee-Anne was asked if she was angry with Andre for living so far away while she took care of their two children.
Much of Leigh-Anne’s debut EP focuses on her volatile relationship with Andre, who she married last summer (pictured last month)
At a concert in June, Lee-Ann spoke about the pain her partner had caused her, revealing their relationship had been ‘hell’ over the past two years (pictured together in 2021)
She said: “I try not to because I know what he’s doing it for, he’s doing it for us. But it’s so hard to have two two and a half year olds.
Speaking about his contract in Saudi Arabia, she continued: ‘Actually it’s up this summer so he’s home next week. i am so excited
“Then the family – precious, beautiful time. But we don’t know [what’s next]. But that’s the thing about being a footballer, you never know where you’re going to be.
“I can’t go anywhere with him because obviously I can’t have a career where he’s going. I must be local to home.