Charli XCX brings Brat back for Glastonbury and has the support of Gracie Abrams as her viral 'Apple' girl
Charli XCX puts on a racy display as she graces the stage at this year's Glastonbury Festival at Somerset's Worthy Farm.
The singer, 32, showed off her toned figure during her Saturday evening set in the UK in black leather micro shorts with a skull-covered Alexander McQueen scarf worn as a crop top and oversized sunglasses.
The crowd went wild as Charli performed her hits including Apple, during which she asked the audience, 'You know what time it is! Now who the f*** is going to be "Apple" girl at Glastonbury?'
As Gracie Adams appeared on the screen behind Charli doing the viral TikTok dance, the surprised performer said: 'What? Make some noise right now! Gracie, I love you!'
Cooling off: The singer, who wore black leather micro shorts and a skull-covered crop top, got a special surprise from a fellow singer who performed her viral Apple dance...
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