Loose Women’s Frankie Bridge stuns fans as she flashes her underwear in sheer dress at Brits party
FRANKIE Bridge bared all as she looked incredible in a sheer outfit as she attended an A-list Brits after-party.
The Saturdays singer, 35, turned heads in the see-through jumpsuit as she made her way into Universal Music’s glitzy post-awards bash.
Looking as glam as ever, Frankie flashed her underwear in the daring number as she mingled among some of the event’s nominees.
The unique ensemble allowed Frankie to flash the flesh as it showed off her incredibly toned midriff and put her long pins on proud display.
Her signature hairstyle was preened to perfection as she kept one side of her dip-dyed locks loosely tucked behind her ears.
As she made her way into the party, held at 180 Studios, waiting photographers saw the star flash her behind in the sheer garment.
Frankie was among many famous faces to attend the star-studded party after the main ceremony at The O2 Arena had wrapped up.
She was accompanied by Girls Aloud star Nicola Roberts, US rapper Eve and Spice Girls singer Melanie C.
Frankie has attended the Brit Awards a number of times over the years including with her popstar pals in The Saturdays.
The star appeared cheerful as she put her best foot forward and smiled away once inside the party.
Her appearance comes just days after sparking concern after revealing her depression has “crept up” on her.
The TV star has been incredibly open about her battles with depression over the years and how she has learned to manage it.
In a lengthy post, the Up hitmaker said: “Last week I posted on my stories about how I felt like my depression had crept up on me, then without realising I was back in that place of feeling unmotivated and low.
“I try to share when I feel able to, when I’m feeling like this, in the hope that it encourages us to all open up a bit more when we’re not feeling right.
“I had so many amazing messages from so many of you, offering kindness and support, thank you so much! Most of all it reminded me that I don’t have to feel guilty for feeling that way!”
She went onto list a series of ways in which she is able to help herself get “back on track”.
