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She is known for her dazzling outfits on stage.
And Mabel put on an equally dazzling show in a skinny two-piece when she took a break during a relaxing trip abroad.
The 26-year-old singer shared a slow motion video on Instagram on Tuesday of her climbing out of a pool during her sun-filled getaway.
Dazzling: Mabel put on a sizzling display in a skimpy two-piece as she took some time off on a relaxing trip abroad
She showed off her enviable figure in skimpy blue two-piece knickers with a tie waist as she climbed gracefully out of the luxurious pool.
Mabel paired her beachwear with a beaded necklace and styled her dark braided locks in a ponytail.
The hitmaker of Don’t Call Me Up showed off her natural good looks when she put on a very leggy show as she climbed out of the pool.
In a caption next to the clip, she wrote, “The journey I didn’t know I needed.”
Wow! The 26-year-old singer shared a slow-motion video on Instagram on Tuesday of her climbing out of a pool during her sun-filled getaway.
Looks good: She showed off her enviable figure in a skimpy blue two-piece with a tie waist as she climbed gracefully out of the luxurious pool
Mabel has taken a leisurely break from performing ahead of her next show on October 28 at London’s OVO Arena in Wembley.
In July, Mabel also stormed the stage at Somerset House in London as part of the Somerset House Summer Series with American Express.
For 11 nights, world famous stars such as Mabel performed together with other inspiring artists.
Built in 1796, the magnificent Somerset House was transformed into the ultimate outdoor performance destination, bringing a vibrant festival atmosphere straight to the heart of London.
Amazing: In July, Mabel stormed onto the stage of Somerset House in London as part of the Somerset House Summer Series with American Express
It comes after Mabel revealed that glandular fever has damaged her voice and public scrutiny left her on stage in “complete and utter terror.”
She revealed at the height of her success that she took the stage “in complete and utter terror,” in part because of her looks and due to the fact that she was secretly suffering from mononucleosis.
She made it to the BRIT for British Female Solo Artist in 2020 but then developed voice problems and was constantly tired with a swollen throat.
She eventually discovered that she was suffering from mononucleosis, which causes extreme fatigue, swollen glands and a high temperature.
Struggle: It comes after Mabel revealed glandular fever damaged her voice and public scrutiny left her on stage in ‘complete and utter terror’
Mabel told MailOnline exclusively earlier this year, “When we’re on promo tours and tours, you use it insanely. And then fly.
“I kept thinking I had Covid last year, and all my PCRs have come back negative. And then I did a lot of testing because I was constantly tired and very, very swollen and would even run a fever.’
“It turns out I have a type of mononucleosis that I’ve had for over two years. So when I’m tired and stressed, I get mononucleosis. And I still have it. I took a test the day before. It’s still there.’
The infection can also be known as mono or the kissing disease and usually people get better on their own, but the symptoms can be relieved by resting, taking painkillers and drinking plenty of water.
Health: She took the BRIT for British Female Solo Artist in 2020 but then developed voice problems and was constantly tired with a swollen throat
Mabel also revealed that she suffered from stress as she struggled with public scrutiny of social media, which left her terrified when she took the stage.
The singer added: “The social media hassle for me had become too much, like people were just critical of my appearance.
“I would get all obsessive about it and I just wanted to go on stage in complete and utter fear because I would have seen one comment about something.
‘Then you go on stage afraid that people will say bad things and you don’t perform to your best.
“And then it becomes a catch 22 because people say terrible things, and you think, ‘I kind of agree with you, that wasn’t a great achievement.'”