Leigh-Anne Pinnock Flaunts Bikini Body in Brazil

showcased her incredible figure in a series of sizzling bikini snaps as she enjoyed a trip to Salvador, . 

The Little Mix star, 34, visisted the country for promotional events including a fan listening party in São Paulo and performing at the Salvador Carnival.

But the singer also got some relaxation time in on the journey as she shared snaps of herself walking around town in a green bikini with a beaded embellishment. 

The hitmaker also soaked up the sun at the beach in a light brown bikini and she posted another photo in a multi-coloured beaded two-piece.   

Alongside the snaps, she wrote: 'Wow wow Salvador, I have no words. What an incredible trip. 

'I just want to shout out my Brazilian legion for showing up for me, all of your beautiful words, spending time with you all was just magical! 

'I love you more than words can say truly ❤️‍now back to the UK to get ready to drop this album! 5 days to go.'

It comes ahead of the singer kick-starting her solo tour, My Ego Told Me To on February 22 in Brighton before heading to London on March 3. 

Last week, Leigh-Anne's ex bandmate

Jesy revealed she that she had tried to take her own life just days before quitting the chart-topping band.

In her new Prime Video docu-series, Jesy Nelson: Life After Little Mix, which released February 13, she recalled feeling 'really alone' and claimed bandmates Leigh-Anne, and  ignored her cry for help in the lead up to her overdose.

It was the second time Jesy had tried to commit suicide , which she discussed in her documentary Jesy Nelson: Odd One Out.

Jesy explained: 'I was so sad. I was so down. I knew after coming out of hospital that I mentally couldn't do it [be in the band] any more.

Speaking about the painful breakdown of Little Mix days before she tried to take her own life, Jesy said: 'I sat everyone down to explain how I was feeling and I remember one of the responses being, "Are you done now? Is that it?"

'She [one of the girls] was like, "Can I go now?" That made me feel really alone. I felt like there was no point. That no one cared.'

It was Jesy's mother Janice who raised the alarm after Jesy fell unconscious while on the phone to her. 

Janice explained: 'For a few days before, she had just been really down and not talking much. She wanted to be on her own quite a lot. 

'I got a gut feeling that something wasn't right. I kept ringing and ringing, but there was no answer. She eventually answered the phone and the way she talking was really slurry.

'I heard the phone drop and didn't hear anything else - I knew she'd done something.'

, Janice said the band 'wasn't there' for Jesy.

She said: 'I can see why they [the other Little Mix members] did get angry at times.'

She continued: 'It's hard to work with someone who is always down when you are always happy.

'But I personally believe that at Jesy's lowest of low times, the girls were not really there for her and I think that's why she's so sad now.'

After Jesy's second suicide attempt, Janice said: 'I kept cuddling her and said, "Right, that's it now. No more. You've got to stop doing what makes you unhappy".'

It was at that moment in hospital recovery, Jesy made the decision to quit. 

At the time of Jesy's overdose, she was meant to appear in the final of Little Mix's BBC talent show The Search.

Host Chris Ramsey told fans at the time that Jesy had fallen ill as he explained her sudden absence from the show.