Tulisa put on a leggy display as she attended Ladies Day at Chester Races on Thursday. 

The N-Dubz singer, 36, looked nothing short of sensational as she stepped out in a white mini skirt which highlighted her toned pins. 

She teamed the chic ensemble with a black ribbed knit body featuring a scoop neckline. 

Tulisa added height to her frame with a pair of black court heels and draped a white blazer delicately over her shoulders as she entered the Boodles May Festival.

She completed her stunning ensemble with black gloves and an elegant polka dot fascinator as she toted her essentials in a black quilted Yves Saint Laurent handbag, which retails for £1,900. 

Last month, Tulisa sported a dramatic swipe of makeup in a stunning Instagram snap after performing at The Gaydio Awards in Manchester.

Tulisa put on a leggy display in a white mini skirt as she attended Ladies Day at Chester Races on Thursday

The N-Dubz singer, 36, looked nothing short of sensational as she stepped out in the chic ensemble which highlighted her long pins

She flaunted her tiny physique in a red figure-hugging playsuit, teamed with thigh-high black boots.

Tulisa showed off her bright red lips and dramatic false eyelashes as she displayed the results of her cosmetic treatments.

She previously revealed how her face changed as a result of an agonising 12-year health battle.

The singer was diagnosed with Bell’s palsy in 2020 – a neurological disorder that causes paralysis or weakness on one side of the face when the facial nerve is damaged or stops working properly. 

Yet she soon became locked in a vicious cycle of having filler to even out her appearance, and her face became inflamed and swollen. 

Speaking on Olivia Attwood’s podcast So Wrong It’s Right this month, Tulisa admitted the problems were particularly bad around the time she reformed with the trio in 2022, ending their 11-year hiatus from the music scene with a new tour and single release.

A doctor soon got to the cause after performing an ultrasound on her face, finding ‘three chronically infected cysts’ in her cheek, one of which popped during an ‘explorative operation’ due to being so bulbous.

Tulisa shared: ‘I’ve no idea what they were caused by, they weren’t filler, they were just self-occurring, but I came out of the operation and instantly my face was less swollen.

Tulisa added height to her frame with a pair of black court heels and draped a white blazer delicately over her shoulders as she entered the Boodles May Festival

She completed her stunning ensemble with black gloves and an elegant polka dot fascinator as she toted her essentials in a black quilted Yves Saint Laurent handbag, which retails for £1,900

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She added that after having her first Bell’s palsy attack aged 24, she attempted to use fillers to ‘balance out’ her face, causing her to be locked in a ‘vicious cycle.’

Two years pᴀssed where the condition was kept at bay, but she started to feel a ‘low-level swelling’ in the same cheek, which rapidly increased.

She explained: ‘I would have like tingling sensations like little ants crawling in my face. 

‘I started seeing doctors all around the UK – “Something’s wrong with me, what’s wrong with my face?” – it was so scary. 

‘This went all the way up until this year, it was horrific.

‘I constantly felt like my cheek was on fire. I’d have good days and bad days, and on some days, I’d take steroids, which would bring it down.

‘When I was doing that N-Dubz run, it was at its worst, so you might see an interview, I look normal. And then you see another interview, it’s like, what the hell is going on with my face?’

Last month Tulisa sported a dramatic swipe of makeup in a stunning Instagram snap after revealing how her face changed as a result of an agonising 12-year health battle

The singer was diagnosed with Bell’s palsy in 2020 (pictured) a neurological disorder that causes paralysis or weakness on one side of the face when the facial nerve is damaged

Tulisa also shared her belief that the painful cysts had contributed to a long list of medical concerns she has battled with for years, such as sarcoidosis and immune disorders.

She shared: ‘I’ve had all these health problems for years – sarcoidosis, immune disorders, and this explains all the symptoms that I was getting and could have been causing Bell’s palsy because in total there was, I think, six of them. They could have been growing over the years, actually triggering the Bells.’

After years of experimenting, Tulisa said she decided to remove the filler from her face and now only uses it in her lips.

She added: ‘Right now, I only have filler in my lips. There’s no filler anywhere else in my face.’