Katie Price leaves little to the imagination in a sheer lace dress as she performs at packed LGBTQ bar for Manchester Pride - and fans are impressed with her voice

Katie Price left little to the imagination as she slipped into a sheer black lace dress as she performed at a packed LGBTQ bar for Manchester Pride on Saturday night.

The former glamour model, 46, shocked a crowd of fans as she belted out a cover of Jermaine Stewart classic We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off at Via Canal Street.

She sounded incredible as she sang her heart out and even got up on the bar to give a passionate performance. 

Fans in Manchester's biggest LGBTQ bar were seen going wild as they celebrated Katie's performance and shared their shock at her impressive vocals. 

They penned on X: 'sorry but since when could Katie Price SING omg, still shaking'.

Ahead of her performance, Katie shared a clip backstage to Instagram wearing full glam makeup and looking excited. 

She flashed a bright smile as she stepped on to the stage while fans can be seen screeching with excitement. 

Katie walked onto the stage waving to the excited crowd and holding a bottle of water. 

After the six-song set she returned to her Essex home to enjoy a full roast dinner with her family. 

She then enjoyed a 'demure and mindful' Sunday as she shared a clip to Instagram lighting a candle.  

The star leaned into her musical past which saw her become runner-up to represent the UK at the Eurovision Song Contest and release a joint album with then-husband Peter Andre.

In October, Katie was heavily mocked for her 'screech' singing as she revealed a sneak peek of her latest single in this week's The Katie Price Show podcast.  

She shared a snippet of her new song during an episode which she hosts with her sister Sophie. 

The former glamour model tried to relaunch her music career with her rendition of We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off - the track she sang on Sunday.

The original was released in 1986 by American R&B singer Jermaine Stewart, with multiple covers since including versions Clea, Lil' Chris and Ella Eyre. 

Alongside the snippet itself, Katie relived some of her past singing moments including her Eurovision attempt and her 2010 single called Free To Love Again which barely made it into the charts at number 60.  

Katie's only album was called A Whole New World and the couple performed the titular track at BBC's Children In Need 2005.

The record is certified gold and features a host of romantic duets such as Endless Love and I've Had The Time Of My Life.

The TV personality shares her daughter Bunny and her son Jett, nine, with her ex-husband Kieran Hayler.

Katie is also a mother to son Harvey, 20, who she had with Dwight Yorke, and Junior, 17, and Princess, 15, who she had with ex-husband Peter Andre.