Jesy Nelson shows off her incredible figure in a red crop top and matching skirt as she brushes off Perrie Edwards drama after being snubbed from ex Little Mix bandmate's wedding

Jesy Nelson looked incredible in a daring red gingham co-ord as she brushed over Perrie Edwards drama after being branded 'difficult' by her ex Little Mix bandmate. 

The singer, 34, showed off her amazing figure in a tiny shirt crop top and matching skirt which she teamed with a low-rise ruffled maxi skirt. 

The Boyz songstress put on a very leggy display through a racy front split and elevated her frame in a pair of white sandals. 

Jesy posed up a storm in the short Instagram video as she ignored drama from her ex Little Mix bandmate Perrie, who is set to tie the knot with her footballer fiance in Portugal with Jade Thirlwall and Leigh-Anne Pinnock as guests this weekend.

While the trio celebrate in style, Jesy will be notably absent from proceedings as she will be caring for her beloved twin daughters who suffer from an extremely rare genetic neuromuscular disease.

The lives of the once stratospherically successful girl group couldn't be more different now. The band, which rose to fame together on The X Factor in 2011, split in 2022. The break-up was prompted by Jesy's desire to go solo in 2020, which sparked a bitter feud.

Tensions eased earlier this year after Jesy announced the shock news that her twins, Ocean and Story, were born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, and will probably never walk. 

She subsequently revealed she had split from their father, her ex-fiancé Zion Foster. 

The girls rallied around their former bandmate, with Jesy revealing in January that the singers had been in touch to support her in the wake of the shocking and life-changing diagnosis.

Yet the truce didn't last long. The Daily Mail now understands that any hopes of a reconciliation have been derailed by the release of Jesy's Amazon documentary Jesy Nelson: Life After Little Mix, which came out in February and reopened old wounds. Read more here. 

On Wednesday, Perrie addressed the Little Mix feud for the first time as she accused her former bandmate of not taking accountability for her behaviour in the final months of her time in the girl group. 

In her recent documentary, Jesy said she had not seen her former bandmate since leaving the band over five years ago but didn't rule out a chance of a reunion. 

However, Perrie has now said that it is very unlikely for the four to ever reunite as Jesy 'upset and hurt me in a way where there is no going back'.

Speaking to Jamie Laing on his Great Company podcast, she explained: 'What annoys me the most, and again I have to be careful how I say this as I don't want to seem like a b**** but for me what upsets me the most is when situations like this happen and the other person doesn't take any accountability. That boils my blood!

'I am not blaming everything on you, I am not saying that she's this f***ing monster and everything was her fault blah, blah, blah but take some accountability for your actions and realise you were difficult, you did have difficult moments.'

She added: 'Granted there were reasons for those moments but you can only pick someone up so many f***ing times before you start losing track of your own sanity.' 

Perrie felt she was misrepresented by Jesy's comments, after the star said she felt unsupported through her mental health battles whilst she was in the band. 

Jesy said she felt very alone and claimed their final phone call was awkward and made her feel like she was talking to a bunch of strangers. 

'Don't put the blame on me and make me out to be something I am not, yes I am not perfect and I might not have been there enough or I could have done better I suppose,' Perrie hit back.

'But I thought what I was doing was enough, I thought that I tried everything and so then to sit there in further interviews and discuss it publicly and be like, "I wasn't supported", you were though, you know what I am saying? You were, so take some accountability.'

When host Jamie asked if there was a possibility they might be in each other's lives again, Perrie ruled it out. 

'If I am being completely transparent part of me wanted to until the documentary and then part of me withdrew again. 

'This is the thing I am not a horrible person, I haven't got a bad bone in my body but I can cut you off. I can cut you out of my life like that, if you upset me and hurt me in a way there's not really any going back.

'I don't have the capacity for someone like that in my life anymore and that might make me sound like a b**** but I just don't have the energy for it and as much as I will always love her I don't think I can hack that energy in my space.'

Following Perrie speaking out, Jesy's older sister Jade Nelson has hit back in a scathing response as she posted a lengthy statement on Instagram, telling followers the star has been 'to hell and back for years'. 

Jade said she was speaking out because she's 'so tired of lies and accusations' about her sister.

She wrote: 'People say in life be the bigger person, keep quiet, but actually sometimes it doesn't do any good.'

'l've watched my sister go through hell and back for many, many years and very few will only ever understand what it's like to be tormented, bullied and pulled down for the way you look.' 

'It's really easy to say just ignore it, but until you are in that situation yourself you will never ever really know how it will affect them.'

Jade went on to point out that her sister had tried to take her own life twice as she suffered with mental health issues. Jesy has previously revealed how she first struggled in 2013, the second attempt in 2020 happened days before she quit Little Mix.

'I think when you attempt to end your life not once, but twice it shows the dark place you must be in and YES that was with a lack of support many many times,' Jade wrote. 

She added: 'As for not taking accountability, that is actually all she's done, she's fully aware she was hard work, she's fully aware she was hard to deal with but through it all if any other single person were struggling with a break up, anxiety, life, she was there! lsn't that what you do as friends or if you love someone.

'So yes we may learn lots from our therapists but would a therapist ever say there is only so many times you can pick someone up. It's ok to be spoken about in interviews, songs, but the minute she tells her truth finally, it's funny people don't seem to like it.

'It's always a shock when someone finally stands up for themselves, maybe that's why we get angry and swear as we can't believe it.'

Jade ended her statement by telling fans: 'There is always so, so much more someone could have said.'