Lily Allen Turns Heads in Racy Lingerie Snaps

put on a sizzling display in an array of racy lingerie in behind-the-scenes snaps from her West End Girl tour. 

The singer, 40, is touring around America with the album she released last year in a theatrical production. 

The West End Girl album is an ode to Lily's ex-husband , 50, and their acrimonious breakup, with the songstress performing it track-for-track in sequence. 

Lily took to Instagram on Monday with her latest selection of snaps with the caption: 'how’s tour going update'. 

In one photo, the Smile hitmaker showcased her incredible figure in a plunging lace bodysuit which had leopard print sides. 

In other snaps, Lily posed in a satin lingerie set and a silk robe as she got ready in her dressing room.  

The singer has performed in Chicago, Boston, New York and Philadelphia. After heading to Washington, she will next perform in Atlanta on Tuesday.  

The smash hit record marked Lily's return to music after seven years and was recorded in just ten days, in the wake of her devastating split from ex-husband David in December 2024 after she allegedly discovered his cheating. 

The lyrics see her appearing to suggest the couple had an open arrangement in regards to sex, as long as it was discreet, with paid strangers and not based on emotional connection, rules the Stranger Things actor appeared to flout.

In a recent interview, ahead of her festival return at next month's Mighty Hoopla,  Lily explained that speaking about non monogamous relationships within the heterosexual community are still 'relatively new'.

She said: 'In the LGBTQIA+ community they’ve existed for much longer. What we don’t often see reflected in pop culture, though, is the emotional fallout of those arrangements' 

'We tend to hear the success stories — the positive, well-packaged versions — and that’s great for the people they work for'. 

'But there are also people on the other side of it, who don’t feel comfortable or feel pulled into something they didn’t choose'.

She went on to tell Mighty Hoopla's magazine Pop Mess: 'I think this album resonated because it gives a voice to that experience, which isn’t talked about nearly enough.' 

Released without prior notice and described as a 'brutal, tell-all masterpiece', the LP laid bare the complexities of their four-year marriage across 14 searingly honest tracks.

The new album was nominated in three categories at the 2026 BRITs but unfortunately she didn't walk away with any wins during the ceremony.