X Factor star Cher Lloyd has given fans a glimpse of what went on behind the scenes of her latest music video.
The brunette bombshell, 26, has shared not one but three snaps with her 2.1 million Instagram followers as she begins the promotional trail for new single, Lost.
In the her music video for her latest track, which was released on Friday, the singer embodied a vintage showgirl as she slipped into a plunging sequenced corset and matching knickers.
The Swagger Jagger hitmaker accessorised with a vintage Vivienne Westwood choker around her neck and styled her locks into loose ringlets.
The mum-of-one penned alongside her collage of snaps: “These photos are a fairly accurate representation of my emotions just before walking on to set to record the video.”
Cher Lloyd has taken to social media to share a series of throwback snaps from behind the scenes of her latest music video (Image: Instagram)
Unsurprisingly, Cher’s latest social media uploads received plenty of love from her fans in the comment section.
One fan penned: “You look so gorgeous in this outfit.”
A second added:”You look amazing.”
A third gushed: “Beautiful.”
A fourth agreed: “So damn gorgeous.”
The Swagger Jagger hitmaker transformed into a chic showgirl for her Lost music video (Image: Instagram)
The release of her new music comes after Cher took a break from the industry in 2014 after releasing her album Sorry I’m Late.
The star famously came fourth place on The X Factor in 2010, the same year One Direction competed on the show.
Cher has recently detailed her experience on the ITV singing competition as a vulnerable 16-year-old in an insightful interview.
She told The Sun that music bosses tried to force her into a sham relationship with another star when she first shot to fame when she was a teen.
Cher Lloyd shot to fame on X Factor in 2010 when she was just 16 years old
Speaking to the publication about the controversial plan, Cher said: “They gave me a few suggestions but it was just a crazy thing to ask.
“‘Sadly it still happens. That’s still happening in this day and age — that it’s still OK to try to make a young girl do something like that to boost a career.
“I am never going to be that girl, I was never going to be that girl.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
