Lily Allen may have been making headlines with her scantily-clad stage looks, but she swapped her revealing outfit for a more cosy ensemble in fun behind-the-scenes snaps.
The singer, 41, had a huge musical comeback last year with her album West End Girl, which detailed her tumultuous split from husband David Harbour, and allegations he cheated on her.
On Thursday, Lily took to the stage in a pale pink satin corset and feathered negligee for her latest show at the Way Out West music festival in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Just hours earlier, the star also shared a collection of fun backstage images after her performance at the Boardmasters Festival in Cornwall last week.
In the snaps, Lily showed how she ditched her stage outfit for a comfy T-shirt before posing with a Cornish pasty.
West End Girl is a 55-minute performance which is structured more like a one-woman stage play rather than a traditional concert. It features no crowd interaction or encores.
It comes as Lily is set to star in a new Prime Video documentary charting her ‘extraordinary’ rise to fame.
The singer has had a triumphant return to the music scene with her comeback album West End Girl, and will now appear in the feature-length film looking back at her life.
The retrospective documentary will chart Lily’s journey, from the “Queen of MySpace” who changed the rules of the music industry, to the cultural force she is today.
As a pioneering woman in modern music, Lily’s sharp wit and candid storytelling directly paved the way for a generation of today’s biggest female artists.
Featuring interviews with those who know her best, the documentary builds a rich and revealing portrait of an artist defined by her creative fearlessness.
The documentary will be directed by award-winning film-maker Mat Whitecross, who previously directed Oasis: Supersonic and Coldplay: A Head Full of Dreams, and will be released on Prime Video in 2027.
Earlier this year, the Smile hitmaker opened up about the toll her tumultuous last year has taken on her daughters as she admitted they are struggling to readjust following the family’s relocation to the UK.