Leigh-Anne Pinnock has revealed she was left in tears after she was verbally abused during a shopping trip in Waitrose.
In the now-deleted post, which was uploaded on Little Mix ’s officially Twitter page, the singer recalled the incident, in which she was accosted by a customer in the shop.
She explained the staff showed her kindness and helped her following the verbal attack.
Speaking in the video, Leigh-Anne explained: “I was left in shock and completely taken back that someone could be so rude to someone for no reason.
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“Despite this ordeal, the staff at Waitrose Sunningdale ran to my defence showing great kindness and care.”
She added: “They demonstrated that every act of wrongfulness unleashes a million acts of kindness and sent me home with these beautiful flowers.
“I was a blubbering mess by the time I left the shop but I just wanted to say thank you.”
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The clip comes days after the Touch hitmaker admitted she “doesn’t care” if she loses fans for talking about racism.
During an appearance on This Morning earlier this month, Leigh-Anne explained she will continue to talk about race.
“This is something you can’t ignore,” she began.
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“I don’t care how much I preach about this, I don’t care how much I say, because this is my reality and so many other people’s reality and what’s the point in even going on if we can’t get a change?
“I’m not going to just sit here and not say anything. I don’t care if I lose fans and I already know that some people who have posted have lost a lot of fans and I just think it’s disgusting, but it just proves what we’re saying.”
Leigh-Anne drew praise after she previously opened up about her own experiences, revealing she has often felt like “the least favoured” member of Little Mix because of her race.
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