Kelly Rowland has slipped into promo mode for her upcoming leading lady role in the legal thriller film Mea Culpa from Tyler Perry.
While out on ‘day 3’ of her press push on Wednesday, the former Destiny’s Child singer took to her Instagram page to show off her look for the day in a striking red ensemble.
For the cover photo, the singer, actress and television personality struck a chic and confident figure in red leather pants and a matching crop top that highlighted her toned abs, all while she had a full-length ‘faux fur’ coat over her shoulders.
In keeping with the sexy red theme, the Talk A Good Game star also wore matching leather gloves and open-toe heels, and her raven locks styled into a bob cut that fell around the frame of her face with a center part.
‘Faux Fur♥️not faux Love!!!! Day 3 #meaculpa,’ she wrote in the caption, in a reference to her role in Perry’s new movie that also stars Trevante Rhodes, Sean Sagar, Nick Sagar, RonReaco Lee, Shannon Thornton and Angela Robinson.
Kelly Rowland, 43, slipped into a striking red leather ensemble that showcased her toned abs, along with a faux fur coat for her latest press push for the new Tyler Perry film Mea Culpa
The Atlanta, Georgia native, who grew up predominantly in Houston, Texas, would proceed to get playful and begin to dance in front of the camera in her striking ensemble.
Feeling festive, she also posed next to a tree with an array of red decorations and cherry blossoms before heading out of the building and on to her next promotional stop.
For this picture, the mother of two stood slightly to her side and flashed an infectious smile, all while she still had the faux fur resting on her shoulders.
In the last of her images, Rowland was pictured from the back heading outside, where an awaiting limousine had its back door open for her to get inside.
It turns out when on the go, Rowland switched out her heels for a pair of red and white sneakers to make it a bit easier and more comfortable to move walk around.
Written, directed and co-produced by Tyler Perry, Rowland plays the role of Mea Harper, a criminal defense attorney who takes the case of an artist (Trevante Rhodes), who’s accused of murdering of his girlfriend.
Mea Culpa is set to be released on the Netflix streaming platform on February 23.
Earlier on Wednesday, Rowland shared a tribute of her husband Tim Weatherspoon and their two children Titan, nine, and Noah, two, in honor of Valentine’s Day.
The singer, actress and television personality made a point of sharing that her coat is ‘faux fur’
Rowland also posed next to a tree full of red decorations and cherry blossoms
In the last of the images from the post, Rowland was pictured from the back heading outside, where an awaiting limousine had its back door open for her to get inside
Rowland is out promoting her leading lady role in Tyler Perry’s new legal thriller film Mea Culpa, alongside Trevante Rhodes as the leading man role
Rowland’s lead role in Mea Culpa is set to drop on the Netflix streaming platform February 23
The former Destiny’s Child star also paid tribute to her husband Tim Weatherspoon and their two children in honor of Valentine’s Day
The couple are set to celebrate their milestone 10th wedding anniversary on May 9
The mother of two also shared some Valentine’s Day love for sons Titan, nine, and Noah, two
‘Happy ♥️ Day to My ♥️’s!!!!!’ she gushed in the caption, which began with a couple of pictures of Rowland and Weatherspoon, who are set to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary on May 9.
The Cater 2 U singer kicked off her career as a singer alongside Beyoncé in Destiny’s Child in the 1990s, so she only just made her debut in a supporting role of a film in Freddy Vs. Jason (2003).
Her Hollywood resume also includes the romantic comedies The Seat Filler (2005) and Think Like A Man (2012), along with the supernatural horror comedy The Curse of Bridge Hollow (2022), which is her most recent acting role.
During her career, she performed on all five the Destiny’s Child albums (1998-2004) as well as her four solo studio albums (2002-2013).
Rowland has also had a long run on competition reality TV as a judge or mentor in such shows as Clash Of The Choirs (2007), The Fashion Show (2009), X Factor Germany (2010), The X Factor Australia (2010), The X Factor UK (2011), The X Factor (2013), The Voice (2017) and The Voice Australia (2017-2020).
