2000s Pop Star's Confident Curves on Tour Have Fans Feeling Seen: 'Your Figure Is a Breath of Fresh Air'
Singer Nelly Furtado, 46, is hitting the road this summer, performing at festivals throughout Europe in support of her latest album titled 7. The singer kicked off her summer festival tour with a show in Nicolet, Quebec that had fans lauding the singer for more than just her music.In a post shared to her own social media, the Canadian 'Say It Right' songstress shared a series of photos from her Quebec performance, from crowd shots to behind-the-scenes pre-show snaps.
In the caption on the post she wrote, 'My summer festival kick-off happened in Nicolet, Quebec and the crowd was warm and true. Thanks to my band, dancers and crew for putting together this new show so lovingly. I really appreciate you all. Thanks to all the fun, loud fans. Looking forward to performing for you again soon in Europe. Lots of love, Nelly xo'
Wearing a short fringe skirt and belted corset, Furtado shows off her natural curves with confidence that has her fans inspired and in awe.
'Your figure is a breath of fresh air,' one fan commented, while another added, 'You're amazing, thank you for repping what a real woman looks like.'
'Goddess!' shared another excited fan.🎬SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox🎬
2000s Pop Star's Confident Curves on Tour Have Fans Feeling Seen: 'Your Figure Is a Breath of Fresh Air' first appeared on Parade on Jul 27, 2025
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