Lily Allen stuns in sexy Santa outfit as she hosts bash at strip club

Lily Allen set temperatures soaring on Saturday despite the freezing cold weather, as she pulled out all the stops to host a glitzy Christmas bash at famous London gentleman's club, Stringfellows.

The singer, 40, commanded attention as she arrived in a daring Santa Clause-inspired look, slipping into a red velvet minidress with a white fur trim and a matching long coat.

Ensuring all were drawn to her long legs, she added a pair of white stockings and ruffled garter belt and elevated her height with sky-high platform heels.

Lily didn't hesitate to let loose at the festive party, as she mingled with a host of famous faces including pop star Olivia Rodrigo.

Three-time Grammy winner Olivia, 22, put on a leggy display in a black lace minidress that hugged every inch of her incredible figure.

They were also joined by fellow pop star Lola Young, who left little to the imagination in a plunging leather top with a pair of tiny matching hotpants.

While Ella Eyre also opted for a risqué look at the star-studded party, dazzling in a sheer red dress that left her lacy bra on full display.

Lily looked like she was having a ball as she took to the dancefloor to boogie with her friends, before taking to the mic to perform for her guests.

The Nonmonogamummy star danced up a storm and cheered with delight as the London Gay Men's Chorus also arrived to serenade the bash.

As well as inviting her fellow music artists, Lily also brought along Jonah Freud, with the two putting on a very cosy display, just a month after being spotted on a dinner date together.

Sat together on a velvet sofa with Bono's daughter Jordan Hewson, Jonah could be seen with his hand resting on Lily's thigh as they posed for a snap.  

The writer is the son of Caroline Hutton and PR executive Matthew Freud - the nephew of the celebrated late artist Lucian Freud. 

He and Lily were seen last month having dinner at Michelin-starred restaurant Dorian in Notting Hill, where they chatted and laughed together for more than two hours, before leaving the venue separately. 

They were also pictured together back in September at an Oasis party held at the Chiltern Firehouse.

And on Thursday night, Lily attended another Christmas bash with Jonah's half-sister and granddaughter of billionaire media mogul Rupert Murdoch, Charlotte Freud.

The hitmaker has been spending more and more time with the Freud media dynasty following her split from ex-husband David Harbour, who she married in 2020. 

She recounted in painfully raw detail the collapse of her four-year marriage to the Stranger Things actor in her recent album West End Girl, which she released to rave reviews and a number two place in the UK charts.

At its emotional core sits Madeline, a blistering track devoted entirely to the woman Lily believes her husband was involved with during their marriage.

In it, she sings of confronting the woman directly by text, asking: 'How long has it been going on? Is it just sex or is there emotion?'

The lyrics sparked a frenzied online hunt among Lily's millions of fans desperate to identify 'Madeline'.

However, during an interview with The Times, the songstress explained that Madeline is a 'fictional character', adding: 'I don't think I could say it's all true. 

'I have artistic license. But yes, there are definitely things I experienced within my relationship that have ended up on this album.'

Despite Lily claiming the name was a pseudonym, the Mail on Sunday exclusively revealed Madeline to be costume designer Natalie Tippett. 

It is understood that Natalie met 50-year-old David, who is 16 years her senior, while filming the Netflix movie We Have A Ghost in 2021, on location in New Orleans.

David was the movie's leading man, while Natalie worked in the costume department. Their affair reportedly began shortly after shooting started.

But even after filming ended, he reportedly flew Natalie to his home in Atlanta, Georgia, as the affair continued behind Lily's back.

Natalie broke her silence on the cheating accusations in a series of Instagram posts over the weekend. She denied claims of a long-term affair and said she felt 'extremely violated' by the way she has been portrayed by Lily.

'I did not have a three year affair with anyone,' she wrote. 'I'm unsure why this person wants so badly to pit people against me or create this narrative that we both know is false based on the actual messages that I have saved between us. The same ones that have now been referenced in a song without my consent.

'I don't weaponize women against women for the behaviour of men, especially not in an open relationship. I'm wishing her all the success, money, healing and happiness and whatever else she's seeking through this.'

The 34-year-old single mother said she is 'aware of the repercussions speaking out' may cause, but that it couldn't be worse than 'having to watch someone profit off painful lies'.

'I'm a human being, not a character someone created,' she added.

David married Lily, who has two daughters, Ethel, 13, and 12-year-old Marnie from her previous marriage to Sam Cooper, in Las Vegas the year before.

The couple, who had met on the celebrity dating app Raya, had disabled their profiles following a whirlwind romance.

But Lily decided to re-join the app to check on her husband's activity and discovered he had a secret profile which had been active for around a month.

A source said at the time: 'Lily was looking for women that were on Raya and cross-referencing them with women David follows on Instagram to try to figure out who he was seeing.'

Since the split, Lily has moved back to London and has bought an ex-council flat in a building near where she grew up.

She said: 'I have wanted to live in this building since I was a baby, it's been a dream of mine forever and finally a flat became available in here and I was in a position to buy it and I did.'