Andrea Corr showed off her toned figure in a tiny black triangle bikini as she jetted off to the Caribbean for Christmas.
The lead singer of Celtic pop rock group The Corrs, 50, enjoyed a day at the beach with her son Brett Desmond, Jr. at the Sandy Lane Hotel in Barbados.
Andrea wowed as she was seen in a tied-up triangle bikini, which showed off her impressive abs.
She wasted no time donning a white chiffon ruffled beach dress decorated with a floral pattern, which she threw over her two-piece.
Andrea’s brunette locks were left in natural waves before sporting a wet look as she emerged from the sea.
She also hopped aboard a boat as she left the wintry Irish weather behind and soaked up the rays.
Andrea Corr showed off her toned figure in a tiny black triangle bikini as she headed to the Caribbean for Christmas on Sunday
The 50-year-old singer of Celtic pop rock group The Corrs enjoyed a day at the beach
It’s been an exciting year for Andrea, who took to the stage again in the summer as The Corrs thrilled festivalgoers at BST Hyde Park.
Billed at the Hyde Park festival as special guest of Shania Twain’s headline show, the family band’s performance was hailed as ‘magnificent’.
The ’90s band – which consists of siblings Andrea, Sharon, Caroline and Jim – have just announced that their tour will end with a headline show at The O2 in November.
Lead singer of the family band Andrea, 50, stunned with her age-defying look, wearing a small bandeau LBD with red ruffles on it.
Meanwhile, musical instrument prodigy Sharon, 54, showed off her figure in a slim dress with a silver belt and drummer Caroline, 51, wore a red leather vest.
Fans were quick to express their admiration for the band’s performance, writing on X, formerly Twitter: ‘At BST. The Corrs are an incredibly beautiful family,’;
‘The Corrs, very in shape!’; ‘Beautiful #thecorrs,’;
‘A great day to have a beer and listen to the Corrs. Wherever you are (I’m in Hyde Park for the Corrs and Shania Twain), have a beer and listen to the Corrs today.’
She also hopped aboard a boat as she left the wintry Irish weather behind and soaked up the rays
Andrea left with her son Brett Desmond, Jr. to the Sandy Lane Hotel in Barbados
Andrea was seen throwing a white chiffon ruffled beach dress over her bikini
Andrea wowed as she was seen in a tied-up triangle bikini, which showed off her impressive abs
Andrea’s beach dress was decorated with a floral pattern and her brunette locks were left in natural waves before she sported a wet look as she emerged from the sea
Andrea was seen getting on a speedboat during her day at the beach
The band also performed at The O2 in London as part of the band’s ‘Talk On Corners’ UK and Ireland tour in November.
Joining The Corrs was Australian pop king Natalie Imbruglia, who performed for them at BST Hyde Park.
Their performance came days after Andrea’s sister Sharon claimed she was refused boarding a Ryanair flight to Dublin because she was traveling with her violin.
The Corrs musician, 54, shared a post on Instagram on Sunday saying she was left ‘humiliated and crying’ during the incident.
Sharon, who has lived in Madrid since 2018, wrote that she was booked on a Ryanair flight to Dublin, where she was traveling to rehearse for her upcoming tour dates with her sisters and brother.
It’s been an exciting year for Andrea, who took to the stage again in the summer as The Corrs thrilled festivalgoers at BST Hyde Park
The group performed at the Hyde Park Festival as special guests of Shania Twain’s headline show
The family band’s performance was praised as ‘magnificent’ by fans
‘Today I was booked on a @ryanair flight. I got up at 6am. I wasn’t allowed on the flight because I had my violin. I was at the airport for seven hours,” Sharon wrote on Instagram.
‘After searching for my checked bags I had to return home. Humiliated, angry and then crying as only a good woman can.’
‘Why did I go to Dublin? My home base, to rehearse, to go on tour! I am beyond disappointed. Michael O’Leary, shame on you.’
Ryanair states on their website that passengers are allowed to ‘bring any musical equipment on board as long as it fits within the hand luggage allowance’.