Leigh-Anne Pinnock sets pulses racing in skintight jumpsuit

She keeps her legions of fans entertained with her stunning social media snaps.

And Leigh-Anne Pinnock set pulses racing once again as she donned a skintight jumpsuit for a series of sultry Instagram photos on Saturday.

The Little Mix star, 29, looked incredible in the figure-hugging garment which featured a patterned detail and a high collar.

Striking a series of poses for the camera, Leigh-Anne added height to her frame with a pair of clear heels.

The hitmaker added to her look with a light pallet of makeup while she let her brunette locks fall loose down her shoulders.

Alongside the post, the star wrote: ‘2020 dress up to stay in!’ 

Leigh-Anne was inundated with comments from her friends and fans including actress Rosie Mac who said she looked ‘phenomenal’.

Meanwhile, TOWIE star Jess Wright called her the ‘sexiest girl ever’ while Alexandra Burke commented with a series of fire emojis.   

The snaps come after Leigh-Anne and her Little Mix bandmate Jade Thirlwall were named among the winners at this year’s Ethnicity Awards for their support of Black Lives Matter.

The bandmates were handed the Equality Award when the official ceremony – held virtually in accordance with current coronavirus guidelines – took place on Friday evening.

Both took part in an enormous Black Lives Matter march in August, while Leigh-Anne has been vocal about her first-hand experience of racism. She will also front a two part documentary, titled Leigh-Anne: Colourism & Race, in the new year.

And they admitted they were honoured to accept the prize in video messages recorded after the winners were announced on December 10th. 

Addressing voters from her home, Leigh-Anne said: ‘Hi guys, I just wanted to say a massive thank you for voting for me for this award, joint with Jade which is absolutely amazing. 

‘Thank you so much, I feel so overwhelmed to have received an award like this. I will continue to use my platform to speak up about race and fighting the fight.’

She added: ‘I already feel like there are so many people out there working towards change and fighting this fight and not necessarily being projected in social media or in the news so this award is for them.’