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Scottish Sun
14 hours ago
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Messy singer Lola Young goes topless for racy new video for new single
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) MESSY singer Lola Young is seen going topless in her racy new video for her latest single. Lola, 24, has seen her star soar over the last year, and is now unleashing her next song, which is already driving fans wild. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 5 Lola Young went topless for her new sexy video, One Thing Credit: Instagram 5 The star stripped off and just wore a pair of shorts Credit: Instagram 5 The singer drove fans wild with her new video Credit: Instagram 5 Lola has enjoyed huge success thanks to her song Messy Credit: PA Lola's song Messy, released last year, saw her hit the Number One spot, and she'll be hoping to emulate that success with her new single, One thing. In the new video - which she dropped on Instagram last night - the sexy star left very little to the imagination In the racy video, Lola can be seen going topless, and covering her modesty with her hand. She completed her daring look with a pair of red and white striped shorts. The singer looked at the camera as she sang the song's lyrics: "I wanna pull you closer/ I don't even want your number "Don't care if you got another/ 'Cause tonight, I'm your only lover/ And I'ma give you that one thing/ I'ma give you that one thing." At the end of the saucy song, Lola took her hands away from her chest and two stars flashed up on the screen. The cheeky star captioned the post with: "One thing …. or two." Fans went into meltdown after the video dropped, with one saying: "You are a goddess!" Another added: "Confidence and full glam is such a good combo on you!" Watch the John Lewis Christmas advert 2021 a heart-warming story where a teen teaches an alien about festive traditions This one said: "True beauty!" BECOMING A STAR Lola started writing songs aged 11, and by 13 had competed in and won a national open mic competition. She was a student at the famous Brit School in Croydon which counts Adele and Amy Winehouse has past pupils. Fans might also recognise her voice from the 2021 John Lewis Christmas advert, named the Unexpected Guest. Following the success of Messy last year, she enjoyed sell-out UK and US tours, and also appeared at Coachella. Lola was also nominated for Best Pop Act at this year's BRIT Awards. 5 Lola received praise for her daring video on Instagram Credit: Instagram NEPO-BABY ROOTS Some fans may also not realise that Lola has nepo-baby roots. This is because she has a famous aunt who is none other than Julia Donaldson. The beloved author, 76, is behind children's book The Gruffalo and various other popular titles. She's a Scottish author, who used to write songs for children's TV, and was the Children's Laureate between 2011 and 2013, after she enjoyed her first major success in the late 90s.
The Irish Sun
14 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Messy singer Lola Young goes topless for racy new video for new single
MESSY singer Lola Young is seen going topless in her racy new video for her latest single. next song, which is already driving fans wild. 5 Lola Young went topless for her new sexy video, One Thing Credit: Instagram 5 The star stripped off and just wore a pair of shorts Credit: Instagram 5 The singer drove fans wild with her new video Credit: Instagram 5 Lola has enjoyed huge success thanks to her song Messy Credit: PA Lola's song Messy, released last year, saw her hit the Number One spot, and she'll be hoping to emulate that success with her new single, One thing. In the new video - which she dropped on Instagram last night - the sexy star left very little to the imagination In the racy video, Lola can be seen going topless, and covering her modesty with her hand. She completed her daring look with a pair of red and white striped shorts. Read More on Lola Young The singer looked at the camera as she sang the song's lyrics: "I wanna pull you closer/ I don't even want your number "Don't care if you got another/ 'Cause tonight, I'm your only lover/ And I'ma give you that one thing/ I'ma give you that one thing." At the end of the saucy song, Lola took her hands away from her chest and two stars flashed up on the screen. The cheeky star captioned the post with: "One thing …. or two." Most read in Celebrity Fans went into meltdown after the video dropped, with one saying: "You are a goddess!" Another added: "Confidence and full glam is such a good combo on you!" Watch the John Lewis Christmas advert 2021 a heart-warming story where a teen teaches an alien about festive traditions This one said: "True beauty!" BECOMING A STAR Lola started writing songs aged 11, and by 13 had competed in and won a national open mic competition. She was a student at the famous Brit School in Croydon which counts Adele and Following the success of Messy last year, she enjoyed sell-out UK and US tours, and also appeared at Coachella. Lola was also nominated for Best Pop Act at this year's BRIT Awards. 5 Lola received praise for her daring video on Instagram Credit: Instagram NEPO-BABY ROOTS Some fans may also not realise that This is because she has a famous aunt who is none other than Julia Donaldson. The beloved author, 76, is She's a Scottish author, who used to write songs for children's TV, and was the Children's Laureate between 2011 and 2013, after she enjoyed her first major success in the late 90s.
Scottish Sun
3 days ago
- Scottish Sun
Appleby Horse Fair cleanup begins as burnt-out caravan, huge mounds of rubbish & discarded tents pile up in field
Ariel shots of the campsite showed mounds of rubbish scattered across the field MESSY WEEKEND Appleby Horse Fair cleanup begins as burnt-out caravan, huge mounds of rubbish & discarded tents pile up in field Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A HUGE clean-up operation has been launched in the aftermath of the popular Appleby Horse Fair. Tents, burnt-out caravans and sofas were left behind by thousands of travellers who attended the six-day event in Appleby-in-Westmorland, Cumbria. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 9 Burnt-out vans were left behind by travellers following the event Credit: LNP 9 Horse-drawn carts and caravans left behind huge trails in the mud Credit: LNP 9 Left over food and drink could be seen scattered around the field Credit: LNP Ariel shots of the campsite showed muddy trails across the fields, which were lined with mounds of rubbish. Stacks of discarded food and drinks could also be seen scattered around the area in the historic market town. Grazing horses were pictured surrounded by toppled port-a-loos and cardboard boxes following the travelling community's departure. Police tape and fences surrounded one burnt-out caravan on the campsite. It comes after a fire broke out at the 340-year-old event on Saturday afternoon. Shocking footage on social media showed smoke billowing into the sky as fire crews tackled the blaze. Clouds of black smoke also rose high above the fair as attendees watched on in horror. Many were even forced to cover their faces with jumpers and coats to avoid inhaling the toxic smoke. Stall holders then continued to dismantle their tents and tables next to the fire as it was slowly brought under control. During this time, police officers also formed a barricade in order to protect groups of people from getting close to the fire. 9 Black bags and rubbish lined the muddy trails around the site Credit: PA 9 It comes after a fire broke out at the 340-year-old event on Saturday afternoon Credit: LNP 9 It is estimated that 10,000 gypsies and travellers attend the annual event Credit: LNP It is estimated that 10,000 gypsies and travellers, as well as 30,000 other visitors, attend the fair each year. The 340-year-old fair typically features traditional music, dancing, horse riding, market stalls and horse sales. Horsemen and women have been seen riding their horses in the nearby River Eden as part of a long-held tradition. Market stalls are also propped up across the tiny town - home to around just 3,200 people - selling a variety of traditional traveller goods and horse-related products. 9 Grazing horses were pictured surrounded by cardboard boxes Credit: LNP 9 Overturned port-a-loos were among the rubbish left behind this morning Credit: LNP
