Little Mix’s Leigh Anne Pinnock goes braless in strapless dress ahead of solo single release
LITTLE MIX’s Leigh-Anne Pinnock looked incredible as she headed out with new husband Andre Gray ahead of her solo debut last night.
The pop star’s first single Don’t Say Love shot straight to no1 in the iTunes chart following its midnight release.
Hours before it hit streaming sites the former Little Mix star, 31, headed to posh restaurant Ours in West London with her other half.
She stunned in a short denim dress made from a pair of reconstructed jeans, and it featured a leather belt around the chest.
The mum of twins completed the look with sexy thigh-high leather boots.
Andre looked similarly cool in faded jeans, a white tee-shirt and a shirt featuring a grafiti print.
Leigh-Anne landed a massive solo deal with Warner Music last year.
She was snapped up by the company long before Little Mix announced their hiatus, after making it clear she wanted a solo career.
The company previously helped make Dua Lipa an international superstar and have guided the careers of Ellie Goulding and Lana Del Rey, who have both bagged No1 albums this year.
A source said: “Leigh-Anne’s debut is just around the corner. Her talent is undeniable and so is her work ethic.
“She’s locked in rehearsals now to perfect her moves and to make sure the video is everything and more for her fans.”
The Sun revealed last week she had flown out to Istanbul with her team to rehearse and shoot a big budget video for her debut solo single.
The video has been choreographed by King O’Holi, who previously worked with Leigh-Anne on Little Mix’s hit video for Sweet Melody, which propelled the track to No1.
In the biggest hint yet that Leigh-Anne won’t stray far from the Little Mix blueprint, she was joined by London-based dancer Joy Duckrell who has been friends with Leigh-Anne since working with the group in 2020.
The Shout Out To My Ex singer is currently locked in rehearsals, with multiple top execs from her new management company TaP joining her to keep a close eye on the progress of the shoot.