MESSY singer Lola Young is seen going topless in her racy new video for her latest single.
Lola, 24, has seen her star soar over the last year, and is now unleashing her next song, which is already driving fans wild.
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Lola’s song Messy, released last year, saw her hit the Number One spot, and she’ll be hoping to emulate that success with her new single, One thing.
In the new video – which she dropped on Instagram last night – the sexy star left very little to the imagination
In the racy video, Lola can be seen going topless, and covering her modesty with her hand.
She completed her daring look with a pair of red and white striped shorts.
The singer looked at the camera as she sang the song’s lyrics: “I wanna pull you closer/ I don’t even want your number
“Don’t care if you got another/ ‘Cause tonight, I’m your only lover/ And I’ma give you that one thing/ I’ma give you that one thing.”
At the end of the saucy song, Lola took her hands away from her chest and two stars flashed up on the screen.
The cheeky star captioned the post with: “One thing …. or two.”
Fans went into meltdown after the video dropped, with one saying: “You are a goddess!”
Another added: “Confidence and full glam is such a good combo on you!”
This one said: “True beauty!”
BECOMING A STAR
Lola started writing songs aged 11, and by 13 had competed in and won a national open mic competition.
She was a student at the famous Brit School in Croydon which counts Adele and Amy Winehouse has past pupils.
Fans might also recognise her voice from the 2021 John Lewis Christmas advert, named the Unexpected Guest.
Following the success of Messy last year, she enjoyed sell-out UK and US tours, and also appeared at Coachella.
Lola was also nominated for Best Pop Act at this year’s BRIT Awards.
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NEPO-BABY ROOTS
Some fans may also not realise that Lola has nepo-baby roots.
This is because she has a famous aunt who is none other than Julia Donaldson.
The beloved author, 76, is behind children’s book The Gruffalo and various other popular titles.
She’s a Scottish author, who used to write songs for children’s TV, and was the Children’s Laureate between 2011 and 2013, after she enjoyed her first major success in the late 90s.
