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Charli XCX put on a daring display as she joined Jack Whitehall and Roxy Horner at the Universal afterparty following the 2025 BRIT Awards on Saturday night.

The singer, 32, had a huge night at the BRITs as she scooped up five gongs while comedian Jack, 36, had a very busy stint hosting the star-studded affair.

So they certainly had plenty to celebrate as they joined the stars in descending on 180 Studios in London after the glitzy affair at the O2 Arena.

Charli sported the same daring number as her red carpet look as she headed out for a night of celebrating following her huge successes.

She strutted her stuff in a sheer black gown which she wore over skimpy thong underwear as she put her enviable figure on display. 

Her edgy gown featured a veiled hooded design and she added to her frame with a pair of pointed black heels.

Charli opted for a smokey-eye dramatic eyeshadow palette to accentuate her striking features while her dark tresses cascaded in waves over her shoulders.

She was joined at the afterparty by Jack and his model partner Roxy, 33, who put on a very loved-up display as they arrived hand-in-hand.

Jack cut a suave figure in a red velvet blazer and a black suit as he celebrated his fifth gig hosting the BRITs. 

Roxy put on a leggy display in the same outfit she wore on the red carpet, a figure-hugging sequinned black mini dress.

She draped a faux-fur jacket over her shoulders to keep warm amid the chilly climes and added to her height with a pair of pointed heels.

Jack hosted the ceremony for the fifth time but his savage jibes at the celebrity audience left viewers divided. 

At the 2025 BRITs, Charli led the winners as her smash hit album BRAT swept the board and took home a whopping five awards.

The star, whose No1 album became a cultural phenomenon last summer, took home Best Album, Artist of The Year, Song Of The Year, Best Dance Act and Best Song Writing.

Charli’s incredible sweep mirrored Raye’s own triumph at last year’s ceremony which saw the 27-year-old made history after scooping a record breaking six gongs.  

While accepting the evening’s top award for Artist Of The Year the scantily clad star revealed ITV had complained about her racy award show look before declaring ‘free the nip!’ to cheers from the audience. 

Charli stunned in a very daring sheer black gown which she wore over skimpy underwear as she put her enviable figure on full display. 

After host Jack quipped the songstress would not be performing at the O2 ceremony in order to ‘get drunk’ the bleary-eyed singer was in great spirits while accepting her numerous honours.

During one stage appearance she joked it was great to see a song about underwear win after her hit Guess ft Billie Eilish was crowned Best Song Of The Year. 

In a more candid moment, Charli revealed that she’d spent years ‘never nominated for anything’ and said she’d always felt an ‘outsider’ but told fans her huge BRITs triumph proved successes took time.

Later when collecting Best Dance act, she said: ‘I feel like dance music gets a bad rep because people are like, ‘It’s not that deep.’

‘I think it is. This genre for me is euphoric, it allows me the escape and feel on a very deep level.

She also paid tribute to other inspirational acts including late music producer SOPHIE who tragically died in 2021 aged 34. 

Meanwhile in a shock to some, Jade Thirwall, 32, beat the Brat singer to be crowned Best Pop Act, making it the former Little Mix star’s first solo Brit.

In her own heartfelt speech, Jade thanked boyfriend Jordan Stephens and her ‘Little Mix sisters’ Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock.

Gushing over her former bandmates she said: ‘I love you so much. I wouldn’t have this award without them. They changed my life and I am so grateful’. 

Sabrina Carpenter also landed her first BRIT when she scooped the special Global Success Award. 

Thanking her UK fans American singer quipped that a ‘predominantly tea drinking country’ had ‘streamed the s***’ out of her smash hit track Espresso. 

However the banger was pipped to the post for Best International Song Of The Year to Chappell Roan for her own catchy tune Good Luck, Babe.

The HOT TO GO singer, 27, later went on to beat the likes of Beyoncé and Billie Eilish to win Best International Artist. 

Unable to be there she accepted via video link and paid tribute to the trans community as well as thanking drag queens and the late Sinead O’Connor for inspiriting her. 

She said: ‘Because of those people, they have laid the groundwork for me to be here today. I did not give up because of them. I will continue going because of them. I will see you for a spot of tea this summer.’

Elsewhere Stormzy won his fourth BRIT after scooping the Hip Hop/Grime/Rap Act as he took to the stage wearing shades. 

He said: ‘I think Central Cee was the best rap artist of year, but I am very grateful. This is a mad funny time for me to win an award.

‘I’m wearing shades because I’ve got a bruised cornea, I mashed my eye playing paddle.’

Voted for by the fans, Sam Fender was announced as the winner for Alternative Rock Act for a second time.

It marks his third BRIT after winning the Rising Star Award (previously Critics’ Choice Award) in 2019 and Alternative Rock Act in 2022.

Accepting the award, he joked: ‘As you can tell I’m a little bit nervous, I’m nowhere near as drunk as last time.’

‘Massive thanks to the fans, we’ve got the best fans in the world. To everybody at home in Newcastle – love you.

‘Huge thanks to my band. Without them, I’m just a mad person shouting at the walls. Love yous all.’ 

Elsewhere, Raye said she ‘didn’t expect’ to win Best R+B Act and she admitted that she was in disbelief that she has enough fans who would want to vote for her.