Camila Cabello stuns Glastonbury as she puts on a VERY seductive performance with ice lollies
Glastonbury festival-goers were left stunned on Saturday as they watched Camila Cabello deliver a very racy ice lolly-fuelled performance.
The 27-year-old singer, who rose to fame as a member of pop group Fifth Harmony, raised temperatures as she took to the stage in a big-boobed top and hot pants.
However, her performance angered festival-goers as she gave a provocative performance involving popsicles.
As she took the stage in the raunchy ensemble, one of Camila’s backup dancers, who was dressed as an animal, could be seen rubbing a popsicle on the star’s body.
One shocked festival-goer wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter: ‘I can safely say that Camila is not gaining a new fan, because what am I actually watching?’;
Glastonbury festival-goers were stunned on Saturday as they watched Camila Cabello put on a very racy performance with popsicles
The 27-year-old singer, who rose to fame as a member of pop group Fifth Harmony, sent temperatures soaring as she took to the stage in a busty top and hot pants
However, her performance left festival goers stunned as she performed a provocative popsicle display
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‘I wish someone could show me what my face looked like during Camila Cabello’s opening number at Glastonbury because I was honestly stunned.’
It comes after the star revealed her early twenties were a “nightmare and hell” as she prepared to release her fourth studio album.
The American singer rose to fame at the age of 15 as part of Fifth Harmony on The X Factor US, before going solo four years later.
But it seems her early years as a solo artist were challenging, as she shared The times on Thursday.
“Your early twenties are just a fucking show and a nightmare and a hell – at least for me,” she said.
The Shameless hitmaker’s new album, C,XOXO, was released on Friday. She said the album is mainly focused on leaving those difficult years behind.
Shocked festival-goers took to X to share their thoughts on the star’s racy performance
She said, “C,XOXO finally let that go. Now that I don’t feel so heavy and mentally burdened anymore, I can actually have fun and have long nails and dance and flirt.”
The record, produced by El Guincho and Jasper Harris, is inspired by the “eclectic rhythms and sounds of her hometown.”
The song I LUV IT was released in March as the lead single from C,XOXO, her fourth studio album as a solo artist.
In the song she sang to her lover, “Kiss me hard – someday you’ll miss this meteor shower in your power, seeing stars, oh my God….”
Camila released a statement accompanying the single, shedding light on how the turbulence in her own love life seeped into the lyrics.
“Certain things in our human realm make me feel like I’m in space, and the rare times I have great chemistry with someone is one of them,” the Cinderella actress shared.
“Part of that cocktail is also the emotional drama between you and that person, and the chaos and butterflies and nerves and passion,” she confessed. “It’s unbearable and not peaceful and exhausting, but I enjoy it too.”
Earlier this month, the Cuban-born singer said Billboard she wants the world to become “more loving” over time.
She said, “When I’m gone, I hope the legacy I leave behind will somehow make the world a more loving place.”
“There are different ways to do that, through art and music, and I always try to hold myself accountable to it,” she said.
Camila, who comes from a working-class family of four, said she hopes society values hard work and dedication.
“I’m so proud of my family history and my work ethic. All the strength and motivation I feel comes from hearing their stories,” she enthused.
“I really feel like I come from a family of fucking hustlers. My father and mother never lost that, and not even my grandparents.
“I feel like so much of that is in my bloodline. There’s something in our story that makes me feel like I deal with life and look at life in a different way,” she concluded.
2024 will be a big year for the Señorita singer, as on June 9 she accepted the Global Impact Award at the Billboard Latin Women in Music event.
“What strikes me most is how genuine, hardworking and caring she is as a person,” says Roger Gold, the star’s manager.
“Camila really took that from her family, from her upbringing, from her journey to the United States. She grew up with a very, very humble attitude,” he said.