Helen Flanagan stuns as she goes braless and poses in blue feathered dress
SOAP legend Helen Flanagan has stunned fans while going braless in an elegant blue dress.
The Corrie star, 32, looked very chic in the feathery number, which showed off her long pins.
Helen opted for a glam makeup look and swept her blonde hair back in a tight bun for her evening out.
She flashed some side boob due to the lack of a bra, and threw a small black clutch over her shoulder.
Helen sported the statement blue frock while attending The Alan Hotel in Manchester.
The mum-of-three is currently single after splitting from the father of her children, Scott Sinclair.
The actress posted a sweet tribute on Father’s Day this year, which included an emotional message to her ex-Fiancé.
The star shared a selfie with her own dad, Paul, before adding an adorable shot of the Bristol Rovers footballer with their daughters, Matilda and Delilah and son, Charlie.
Scott could be seen with a cheeky grimace as he snuggled with Matilda, Delilah and Charlie.
Helen wrote in the caption: “Happy Father’s Day to my dad love you and Happy Father’s Day,” before tagging Scott’s Instagram handle.
She then continued: “The kids love you so much,” followed by a love heart emoji.
Helen’s racy blue dress snaps come after she admitted she’s had to take drastic action so her daughter is allowed back to school.
The youngster had her hair styled into lengthy purple braids – which Helen confessed weren’t popular with everyone.
Filming herself with her hairdresser Kelvin Barron in a video posted to her Instagram Stories Helen, wearing a black vest and her hair in an up-do, said: “So the braids didn’t go down too well at school.”
Kelvin interjected: “What a time to be alive,” before Helen said: “So me and Kelvin have to undo every single braid so she can go to school tomorrow.”
Helen then showed off the stunning lilac locks in her hands.
Kelvin then joked: “Mother of the year.”
In her video caption, Helen clarified: “It was the colour they didn’t like at school, maybe summer holidays.”