Sophie Ellis-Bextor puts on a leggy display while she straddles a life-size fake horse on stage
Her Instagram Live Kitchen Discos during the Covid-19 lockdown were a means of virtual escapism for hundreds of thousands of fans.
And Sophie Ellis-Bextor put on a leggy display on Monday as she straddled a plastic horse on stage at the The Cliffs Pavilion in Southend in her tour of the same name.
The singer, 42, looked sensational in a mustard dress boasting multiple ruffles down the front and across the hem.
Wow: Sophie Ellis-Bextor put on a leggy display on Monday as she straddled a plastic horse on stage at the The Cliffs Pavilion in Southend in her tour of the same name
The eye-catching outfit showed off her incredibly toned legs underneath, while she elevated her height in a pair of glittery pink heels.
Her chocolate tresses were pinned back from her face in a half-up-half-down hair do, and she finished her look off with a swipe of bright blue eyeshadow.
The singer made sure to bring together all of the camp and frivolity of her original show on stage, as she sang sat astride a life-size fake horse.
Legs for days: The singer, 42, looked sensational in a mustard dress boasting multiple ruffles down the front and across the hem
Sophie looked on cloud nine to be back on stage again after musicians were forced to cancel their gigs during the pandemic.
The tour features classic glitter ball staples and her own dancefloor-hits from across her seven albums.
The Strictly Come Dancing star also recently launched her new podcast, Spinning Plates, with each one hour episode featuring an interview with another working mother about the difficulties and joys of a work/life balance.
Fancy footwear: The eye-catching outfit showed off her incredibly toned legs underneath, while she elevated her height in a pair of glittery pink heels
Eye-catching: Her chocolate tresses were pinned back from her face in a half-up-half-down hair do, and she finished her look off with a swipe of bright blue eyeshadow
Soon after its release, it appeared as Apple’s number one Parenting podcast everywhere from the UK to Greece to Ecuador.
Sophie’s success comes as she completed a 24 hour danceathon for Children In Need in November.
She raised an incredible £1million for charity with her efforts which saw her moving non-stop for an entire day and night, with just a five-minute break every hour to eat and drink.
Horsin’ around: The singer made sure to bring together all of the camp and frivolity of her original show on stage, as she sang sat astride a life-size fake horse
‘I’m such a mess,’ she told viewers watching the end of the live-stream on BBC iPlayer. ‘I can’t stop weeping.’
During the challenge – which started at 9.30am in the morning – Sophie was joined by Tony Blackburn as they sang karaoke together as well as a host of other guests including Natalie Imbruglia, Tamsin Outhwaite and Michael Ball.
Gemma Collins, Rylan Clark, Bonnie Langford, Beverley Knight, JLS, Tony Blackburn, Gary Davies, Edith Bowman, Melvin Odoom, Sara Cox and Dawn O’Porter also joined her for stints on the dancefloor.
Having a blast: Sophie looked on cloud nine to be back on stage again after musicians were forced to cancel their gigs during the pandemic