Jade Thirlwall puts on a daring display as she flashes her underwear in a sheer crochet jumpsuit for raucous performance in Cologne

Jade Thirlwall put on a daring display as she flashed her underwear in a sheer crochet jumpsuit for a raucous performance in Cologne over the weekend.

The Little Mix singer, 33, flaunted her figure in a chocolate brown one-piece in an album of snaps posted to Instagram on Sunday.

The Angel Of My Dreams hitmaker looked as though she was having a ball as she danced with her fans in the crowd during the intimate gig in Germany.  

Alongside the post, she wrote: 'The girls, dolls and party boys rising above the dirty noise with me in Cologne last night.'

Jade kicked off her debut solo tour, That's Showbiz Baby, in October 2025 in support of her album of the same name.

It's her first record since Little Mix went on an indefinite hiatus to pursue solo projects. 

Little Mix, made up of Jade, Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock, formed on the eighth series of the X Factor in 2011, along with Jesy Nelson, who later quit the band.

They quickly became one of the biggest girl groups of the 2010s with popular hits including Wings, DNA, Move, Black Magic and Shout Out to My Ex.

They released six studio albums, with several reaching No. 1 in the UK, before announcing in May 2022 that they were going on an indefinite hiatus to focus on their solo careers.

However, Jade has opened up about what life in the band was like back then, admitting it was 'cut-throat'.

Speaking to Harper's Bazaar UK, she recalled: 'It was cut-throat. You were always on a tightrope of success. If you fell out of the Top 10, there was a lot to worry about.

'I look back at times when we were huge, before Get Weird came out, and we had a big sleepover, all crying, 'If this isn't a Top 10 song, we'll get dropped.' It's wild to think about now because we were so big at the time.'

Since then, Jade has gone on to become a highly successful solo artist - winning the 2025 Brit Award for Best Pop Act, releasing a Top 10 single, and a critically acclaimed debut album that debuted at No. 3 on the UK Albums Chart.

Before she embarked on her solo career, Jade struggled to adapt to life after the group went their separate ways and didn't know what to do with herself.

She admitted: 'I struggled the most to adapt to life after the group – the other girls had better distractions: families, kids. They went into a new chapter willingly. It was just me.

'I didn't know what to do with myself. Since I was 18, I lived and breathed Little Mix. It just took me a minute to adjust.'

'There were so many spirals. I kept thinking, 'Will I still be relevant by the time I come out? Will everyone forget about me?' And being 30-plus, you do wonder, 'Is that old to start as a solo artist?'

'I went out with friends, and travelled. When I got back home, I was like, 'Okay, girlie, let's get some therapy going, get in the studio and start figuring out who I am.'

Jade's solo tour kicked off in Dublin, Ireland, in October and is set to conclude on March 18 in Hamburg, Germany.