Thrill-seeking Lily Allen looked terrified while taking a ride on one of the attractions at Hyde Park’s Winter Wonderland in London this weekend.
The singer, 40, was spotted sporting a scared expression while enjoying a day out with one of her daughters at the festive fairground.
Lily was joined by youngest daughter, Marnie Rose Cooper, 12, and got involved in the attractions as they kicked off the festive season.
For the outing, Lily, who is also a mother to Ethel, 14, stepped out in a Miu Miu leather jacket which she paired with a leopard print scarf wrapped around her head.
She completed her look with a pair of black jogging bottoms and opted for comfort with a pair of white trainers.
The mother-daughter duo appeared to have had a fun time at the park as they were seen laughing while riding the rollercoasters.
Thrill-seeking Lily Allen looked terrified while taking a ride on one of the attractions at Hyde Park’s Winter Wonderland in London this weekend
The singer, 40, was spotted sporting a scared expression while enjoying a day out with one of her daughters at the festive fairground
The Tennis songstress shares her daughters, Marnie and Ethel with her ex-husband Sam Cooper.
Lily stunned fans last month with the release of West End Girl, which shed a disarmingly honest light on her marital woes – from the discovery of her husband’s ‘P***y Palace’ to his illicit relationship with ‘Madeline’.
The heartbreaking album opens with Lily revealing that David Harbour had requested the couple embark on an open marriage, however, with stipulations in place.
She goes on to expose David’s extra-curricular and rule-flouting activities and also shares a number of sordid details of his affair and their union, including the discovery of an abundance of sex toys and condoms at his ‘P***y Palace’.
While many of her confessions are explicit, the star also takes to hinting, including alluding to prostitution on track five, Madeline, in which she states David was allowed to sleep with other women ‘as long as there was payment’.
Madeline is a constant thread of the album, as Lily appears to be naming the woman involved in David’s affair and reads out a message exchange, which sees Lily attempt to investigate whether he was emotionally cheating rather than just having sex.
West End Girl is her first in seven years and was recorded in just 10 days, in the wake of her devastating split from the Stranger Things actor, 50, in December after Lily discovered his three-year affair and slew of infidelities.
The album has been met with uproarious praise from fans, with many invested in the star’s pain but also her many witty takes on her lowest points.
Speaking CBS’ Anthony Mason, she said of the response to the album: ‘Firstly, I’m overwhelmed and massively grateful.’
For the outing, Lily, who is also a mother to Ethel, 14, stepped out in a Miu Miu leather jacket which she paired with a leopard print scarf wrapped around her head
She completed her look with a pair of black jogging bottoms and opted for comfort with a pair of white trainers
The mother-daughter duo appeared to have had a fun time at the park as they were seen laughing while riding the attractions
Having shot to fame via MySpace with her 2006 album Alright, Still, Lily spoke about how the reception to West End Girl has been similar in being totally online.
She said: ‘My first album, my success was born from a website called MySpace and it felt like a moment in time that you couldn’t recreate and I certainly haven’t felt anything like what that felt like until now. It sort of feels quite similar in a way…
‘I guess because it’s happening virally. I haven’t heard the songs in a shop, I haven’t seen somebody sing back the lyrics to me yet and that’s been weird. Great but weird. It’s highly entertaining, very overstimulating.’
When asked what she thinks about what’s being said, she responded: ‘I mean it’s amazing, I write music for myself to make myself feel better and when something connects with people, it’s affirming, it’s validating…
‘The thing then I was experiencing in my life at the time, I wasn’t really getting that validation for whatever reason…
‘So to now have people listen to this record and go “Yeah, that’s really messed up, that’s really painful, I can’t imagine what it would be like to go through something like that”, it’s like ok’.
