Jade Thirlwall sizzles in a busty corset and sheer trousers as she drops acoustic version of new single FUFN

Jade Thirlwall made heads turn as she announced the release of an acoustic version of her latest single FUFN (F**k U For Now).

The former Little Mix star, 32, took to Instagram on Friday to share the exciting news, posting a series of behind-the-scenes shots from the new music video.

In one snap, she turned up the heat in a blue corset paired with sheer flared pants that showed off her incredible figure.

Jade also gave fans a glimpse into her creative process, sharing clips of herself recording the track in her home studio.

The singer captioned the post: ‘FUFN (Acoustic Version) is out now with its own visualiser thanks to @sarahdatttani and her fabulous team. Really loved rearranging this with @starsmith.

‘We tried different ways of reimagining the original and realised there’s so much to say in this song, it just needed a little Jolene-ing Wrote a longer bridge for this version too to amp up the drama. Hope you love as much as I do x’

Jade Thirlwall made heads turn as she announced the release of an acoustic version of her latest single FUFN (F**k U For Now).

The former Little Mix star, 32, took to Instagram on Friday to share the exciting news, posting a series of behind-the-scenes shots from the new music video

Jade recently confessed she ‘sold her soul’ for fame as she slammed Simon Cowell and compared her self to a marvel superhero after Little Mix success.

The singer shot to fame in 2011 when she appeared on The X Factor and was placed into girl group Little Mix alongside Jesy Nelson, Perrie Edwards and Leigh-Anne Pinnock.

Under Simon’s guise, the group won the coveted singing competition and went on to release huge hits, such as Wings, Black Magic and Shout Out To My Ex, across a decade span.

However, Jade said that she felt she ‘sold her soul’ after signing up to join industry at a young age.

Speaking on an episode of ITV1’s The Assembly – in which all questions are asked by neurodivergent individuals – she was asked whether she felt as if she had ‘sold her soul’.

She replied: ‘You’ve trumped me. Maybe a little bit in the beginning. I was so young and I just signed on the dotted line.

‘But as the years have gone by I’ve learned more and more about the industry.

‘I’ve been collecting — a bit like [Marvel superhero] Thanos with the stones — I’ve been collecting parts of my soul back as I’ve gained more creative freedom.’

Jade also gave fans a glimpse into her creative process, sharing clips of herself recording the track in her home studio

The singer shot to fame in 2011 when she appeared on The X-Factor and was placed into girl group Little Mix alongside Perrie Edwards, Jesy Nelson and Leigh-Anne Pinnock (picture L to R with Simon in 2018)

She added: ‘I think it’s the end of that kind of TV show or music label. I think it’s the end of that era. But I don’t know if Simon Cowell specifically has ended.’

It was suggested previously that the lyric ‘sold my soul to a psycho’ from her ‘Angel of my Dreams’ track was a dig at Simon but Jade later clarified in an interview that that was not necessarily the case.

She told Beat magazine: ‘It’s not specifically about that. But I wanted the song to be my journey, from entering the music business to now, and what that’s felt like. That’s why the song feels so chaotic.

‘The opening is like the music to that montage bit on ‘The X Factor’ after you’ve won, and you’re just catapulted into the industry.’

She added: ‘I don’t want to sit here and bash the last 13 years of my life. I’m very happy and content. But like with any job, there are highs and lows.

‘That’s just life, and it’s my reality, but it’s about writing it in a way that’s not woe is me.’

She launched her solo career last summer with her debut single, Angel of My Dreams, reaching the top 10 in the UK and recently won Best Pop Act at this year’s BRIT Awards.

Jade is now currently working on her first solo album since Little Mix announced a hiatus in 2022.