Lily Allen displayed her incredible figure in floral lace lingerie as she stunned in an Intimissimi campaign.
The singer, 41, looked out of this world modelling the Pretty Flowers collection to launch the brand’s AW26 campaign.
Lily paired the sexy collection with the Italian lingerie brand’s premium silk shirt in sizzling shots by fashion photographer Mel Bles.
She said: ‘I’m so happy to return as Intimissimi’s UK ambassador for AW26. Intimissimi isn’t just a label, it’s a staple of Italian fashion, and I’m delighted to introduce the iconic Pretty Flowers collection in the UK.
‘For the campaign I picked my favourite balconette bra, the Sofia – the shape and structure give the best support, but without compromising on style. The sexy chic of Italian lingerie is very me.’
Lily made rare comments about her relationship with Jonah Freud last week, confessing she can be ‘high maintenance’ with boyfriends.
Lily Allen displayed her incredible figure in floral lace lingerie as she stunned in an Intimissimi campaign
The singer, 41, looked out of this world modelling the Pretty Flowers collection to launch the brand’s AW26 campaign
She has been dating Jonah, 29, the son of entrepreneur Matthew Freud and ex-wife Caroline Hutton and the nephew of celebrated late artist Lucian Freud, for at least eight months.
The pair have been spotted on multiple dates and holidays since they were seen kissing at her celeb-packed Christmas party at London’s Stringfellow’s in December.
The romance is her first serious relationship since the end of her four-year marriage to Stranger Things star David Harbour, about which she wrote her acclaimed album West End Girl, which she is currently performing in a new run of tour dates.
After spilling all the details of her tumultuous marriage and messy divorce, Lily has now gushed she is in a drama-free stage of life, insisting ‘there just aren’t any dramas or funny anecdotes because I’m not going out and getting wasted any more. All I’ve done [recently] is been in venues and done this show. And yes, I’ve got a boyfriend.’
Speaking to Perfect Magazine, Lily refused to name her new beau but did open up on how she is as a girlfriend.
‘I’m high maintenance in a relationship. I’m like ‘Do you love me?’ ‘Are you gonna leave me?’ ‘I’m ugly, aren’t I?’ I need a lot of validation.’
She argued though that she’s low maintenance in most other ways, explaining: ‘I pay for all my own sh*t. I do like to go to expensive restaurants but I never would ever expect anyone else to pay for it.’
‘All of the finer things in life, I provide for myself. So that’s not high maintenance. Unless we’re talking about my own maintenance of myself. Then yes, 10. But to others, no.’
Lily again mentioned her boyfriend during a discussion about her ‘position on pornography’.
Recalling a recent incident, Lily confessed: ‘there have been times when I’ve been a porn enthusiast. I’m not currently in one of those periods.’
She went on to explain how she tried to go on Pornhub to play a prank backstage because ‘I thought it would be really funny while everyone was getting ready to go to the toilet and put porn on and everyone would think I was secretly watching it in the toilet.’
Lily paired the sexy collection with the Italian lingerie brand’s premium silk shirt in sizzling shots by fashion photographer Mel Bles
Lily made rare comments about her relationship with Jonah Freud last week, confessing she can be ‘high maintenance’ with boyfriends
She has been dating Jonah, 29, the son of entrepreneur Matthew Freud and ex-wife Caroline Hutton and the nephew of celebrated late artist Lucian Freud, for at least eight months
The prank was scuppered by the restrictive wifi but she continued ‘then I was in bed with my boyfriend later and when he asked me to Google something, Pornhub came up on my search history and I tried to explain but it just didn’t sound very believable.’
Lily is currently touring West End Girl around Europe and the US, updating her hugely successful show, which she performs as a play rather than a music gig, with new costumes and set pieces.
Lily’s ex David recently cast a shadow of doubt over the critically acclaimed album, telling Variety that the record is ‘weird’.
The album, which has lyrics on extramarital activity and emotional manipulation, is meant to tell the story of her break-up with Harbour, with a bit of artistic license, but he doesn’t see it that way.
He said: ‘It was weird. I do believe that it is the privilege of every artist to use their experience to create art, and so I respect her for doing that. I can’t really say that much more, because it’s my private life.
‘In spite of the fact that a lot of people don’t allow me a private life — I value it. And I also value the lives of the people that I interact with privately. I just won’t speak about that.
‘Stories are complex, and that’s why I say I respect her creation of art to channel her experience. It wasn’t my experience.’
Lily previously stressed that her 14-track album, which was written in ten days last December, consists of a ‘mixture of fact and fiction’, adding that fans shouldn’t take the lyrics and their meaning as ‘gospel’.
