Louise Redknapp turned up the heat on Wednesday after sharing a steamy workout photo, rocking nothing but a high-cut leotard.
Looking like she had stepped out of a 70s dance video, the former Strictly Come Dancing star, 48, worked up a sweat in the stunning snap, which showed her donning a long-sleeve bodysuit while rocking a 'wet look' hairstyle and vampy smokey eye look.
"Some days you just gotta bring the attitude," the singer captioned her Instagram Story, adding a punch emoji to her powerful statement.
© InstagramLouise's dance-inspired photoshoot comes shortly after the star graced the red carpet at the 2023 Attitude Awards at The Roundhouse in London.
Despite going public with her new relationship with Drew Michael days before, Louise arrived solo at the illustrious event. The mother-of-two brought the glamour in a patent leather mini skirt and a crisp white Dolce & Gabbana shirt layered beneath an oversized blazer.
© ShutterstockThe star slipped into YSL toe-cap heels and sheer tights, adding a plum-hued lip to complete her preppy aesthetic.
© ShutterstockLouise was formerly married to footballer Jamie Redknapp, welcoming sons, Charley, 19, and Beau, 14, before the couple called it quits on their marriage in 2017.
Talking exclusively to HELLO! last year, the singer admitted that she took a break from romance soon after her divorce for the sake of her family. "I've felt this as a mum and, to say this in the most sort of respectful way, my boys' lives changed dramatically and then it changed again when obviously Jamie got married and had a family," the TV star explained.
© Instagram"Their life changed and I felt like I needed to be their one staple. That's just something I think a lot of mums would feel."
Six years on from her public divorce from the former England player, it seems Louise has found love once again - and she seems happier than ever.
A few days after going public with her new romance, a smiley Louise told The Mirror: "It's so difficult with your personal life... it's all good." She then admitted there was nothing left to say as "everything about it has already been written".
