Ashley Roberts strips down to tiny leather corset and red bra as she shakes her bum recreating Pussycat Dolls moves
ASHLEY Roberts has stripped down to a tiny leather corset and red bra as she shook her bum while recreating iconic Pussycat Dolls moves.
The Heart Radio host, 44, turned up the heat as she tried on one of her racy outfits that she performed in back in the day.
Her waist cinched into the zipped up black corset which she paired with a sparkly red bra and the tiniest short shorts.
She turned around to reveal a bow and a piece of material on the back as she shook her bum in the air like she just didn’t care.
Shocked by the outfits they used to wear, she expressed: “No tights?,” before scrunching up her face and saying: “I don’t know about this one.”
Ashley then tried on a black top with straps which was paired with a high-waist ruffled grey skirt.
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Clearly getting into the groove, she began dancing and singing to the group’s hit song ‘Don’t Cha’.
The I’m A Celebrity star showed off yet another look, as she posed in a long-sleeved red Adidas top which cut off at her midriff and went with some matching red shorts.
She captioned the post: “Dolls, you asked for it, had a lil @pussycatdolls archive to try on.”
Her fans rushed to the comments section as one gushed: “The Doll Domination tartan looks were THE moment.”
Another follower enthused: “The second outfit is everything!”
Somebody else said: “You are so beautiful woman,” and a fourth added: “So iconic Ash.”
In March, she announced the Pussycat Dolls were returning as a trio with Nicole Scherzinger and Kimberley Wyatt.
They revealed their comeback with their new single, Club Song and will also be embarking on a world tour this year.
They were due to begin the tour with 33 dates across US and Canada, starting in Palm Beach, California on June 5 but this will no longer be happening.
They struggled to sell tickets despite slashing prices to $30, and several dates still had as much as 80 percent of the seats available.
Rehearsals were due to start last month but were delayed and had not formally started before the plug was pulled.
However, they will go ahead with the European leg of the PCD Forever tour, which is due to begin in Copenhagen on September 9.
It will see the group perform arena concerts in Birmingham, Nottingham, Leeds, Liverpool, Dublin, Glasgow, Newcastle, Manchester and London.
Insiders insisted their ticket sales have been far better in Europe than in North America, with shows in Warsaw and Paris already sold out.