Perrie Edwards showed off her incredible figure in a crop top and racy jeans with cut-out sides as she left the Graham Norton Show on Thursday evening.
The 31-year-old singer looked stunning as she went underwear-less under the blue wide-leg jeans that she paired with a sleeveless Diesel cut-out top.
Perrie added inches to her frame in a pair of black boots and opted for quirky red-tinted glasses.
The former Little Mix star looked in good spirits as she headed to a bar with friends after the TV appearance to celebrate the release of her new single You Go Your Way.
It comes as Perrie criticized the TikTok generation for ‘shaking up’ the music industry as people’s attention spans have shortened.
Perrie Edwards showed off her incredible figure in a crop top and racy jeans with cut-out sides as she left The Graham Norton Show on Thursday night
The 31-year-old singer looked stunning as she went underwear-less under the blue wide-leg jeans that she paired with a sleeveless Diesel cut-out top
The mother-of-one said her music producer bosses suggested she cut her new song down to just two minutes to appeal to users on social media.
Speaking of TikTok, Perrie said Euphoria magazine: “I think it definitely disrupts everyone’s attention span. People don’t want to have a conversation longer than five seconds because they would rather swipe to the next thing.
“It’s killing the music industry, I’ll be honest.”
The Forget About Us singer added that the way she promotes her music now is incredibly different from when she won the X Factor in 2011.
She continued, “It’s a different time. When we first came out we were at HMV every other week doing signings. People bought our albums and our songs. Streaming wasn’t even a thing. Now when we release a song, we sit there for a week twiddling our thumbs and making TikToks.
‘Someone asked me if we should crunch You Go Your Way Down and make it shorter, and I was like, “No, it’s long because there’s so much going on.” Music is an art, why are we trying to do it so quickly?’
During her appearance on The Graham Norton Show, Perrie slipped into a black leather bralette with long mesh detailing as she took to the stage.
She paired the song with lace-up leather pants and accessorized with a necklace as she performed her new song with her band.
She added inches to her frame with a pair of black boots and opted for a pair of quirky red-tinted glasses
The former Little Mix star looked in good spirits as she headed to a bar with friends after the TV appearance to celebrate the release of her new single You Go Your Way
Perrie stopped and posed for selfies with fans
It comes as Perrie criticized the TikTok generation for ‘setting up’ the music industry as people’s attention spans have become shorter
The mother-of-one said her music producer bosses suggested she cut her new song down to just two minutes to appeal to users on social media.
About TikTok, she said, “I think it’s definitely disrupting everyone’s attention span. People don’t want to have a conversation longer than five seconds. It’s kind of killing the music industry’
The Tears singer was joined on BBC One’s famous red sofa by Hugh Grant, Neneh Cherry, Sebastian Stan and Greg Davies.
Her stunning performance comes after Perrie told how her latest solo single You Go Your Way was inspired by the early days of her relationship with her fiancé Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who she tried to split from.
The couple, who now share three-year-old son Axel, matched on celebrity dating app Raya in November 2014 but only had a few dates before Perrie had to embark on a three-month US tour with Little Mix and Ariana Grande.
She recalled: ‘We went on a few dates and I felt like I was really falling for him.
“I told him, ‘I totally understand if you don’t want to wait for me, I’ll never blame you.’ I won’t judge you, and I understand that, because it’s going to be hard. So I’ll go my way, you’ll go yours, and if we’re meant to be together, maybe we’ll meet again.”
Perrie added: “He just looked at me and said, ‘Go do your own thing?! You’re my girlfriend!’ And I was like, ‘Wait, so you’re asking me to be your girlfriend?’
The couple welcomed son Axel in August 2021 before Alex popped the question almost a year later.
In a recent podcast, Perrie revealed the “terrible” regrets Little Mix had that almost caused them to reunite prematurely after their 2022 split.
During her appearance on The Graham Norton Show, Perrie slipped into a black leather bralette with long mesh detailing as she took to the stage.
She paired the song with lace-up leather pants and accessorized with a necklace as she performed her new song with her band
Perrie was all smiles as she sipped a glass of wine after her TV appearance
The singer was in good spirits as she celebrated her new single with friends in London
The Tears singer was joined on BBC One’s famous red sofa by (L-R) Hugh Grant, Neneh Cherry, Sebastian Stan and Greg Davies
It comes after Perrie told how her latest single You Go Your Way was inspired by her almost split from fiancé Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
She admitted her and her bandmates Leigh-Anne Pinnock And Jade Thirlwall initially panicked after ‘putting their foot down’ to go solo.
The band formed alongside Jesy Nelson on The X Factor in 2011, winning the show and achieving worldwide success.
But after more than a decade of hard work, Perrie admitted that after their break-up the girls felt ‘bored’ by all the free time they suddenly had.
The mother-of-one said she, Leigh-Anne, 32, and Jade, 31, texted each other and said they were ‘fed up’ with sitting around.
She recalled: “I remember we were sitting at home and we were in a WhatsApp group and we were like, I’m bored. What are you planning today?
“And Leigh-Anne would say, ‘I’m actually tired of this.’ And Jade says, “Yeah, why did we insist on this again?”
“And I’m like, ‘We’ve done it now, we’ve got to keep it going.’ Because we thought: should we go back? Should we just, it was so weird. It was like that was abnormal for us.
‘We were bored to death, it was terrible and now I like doing nothing. Like I’m really good at it.
‘So I don’t think I like battle that much. I like working and I also like not working. So I think it’s a good balance.’
