Kerry Katona poses up a storm to model her new clothing collaboration

She recently joined the X-rated subscription site OnlyFans.

And Kerry Katona was proudly showing off her stunning physique as she modelled her new clothing line on Friday.

The Atomic Kitten star, 39, who has recently lost two stone, donned a number of ensembles as she posed up a storm for the photo shoot.

The TV personality slipped into a pink velour tracksuit, denim shorts, a turquoise jacket and trouser ensemble and a black crop top for the shoot.

Kerry was modelling for JYY London which has previously collaborated with stars such as Katie Price and Chloe Ferry. 

Earlier on Friday, the star appeared on Loose Women with her daughter Heidi following her performance on The Voice Kids.

Heidi, 13, stunned the judging with her singing and earned a spot in the next round after choosing Paloma Faith as her judge.

Asked if she was nervous or excited about performing, among us mod menu (Sites Google says) Heidi told the Loose Women panel: ‘It was nerve-citing, it was exciting but I was really nervous to do it. 

‘I have separation anxiety with my mum and general anxiety and I was feeling it there.’

Kerry said she was happy the teenager opted for Paloma over Will.i.am and Danny Jones because of the singer’s maternal instinct.

She said: ‘The hug Paloma gave, when I watched it back, the way Paloma was with Heidi was such a maternal instinct. 

‘If you want anyone to be hugging your child, you want them to be a motherly figure and that’s what Paloma came across. 

‘And that make Heidi really safe and secure and I think that’s what she needed.’

Last month, Kerry took to Instagram to reveal she had joined the x-rated subscription site OnlyFans.

 

The former Atomic Kitten star is charging $24.99 (£20) a month for her content and already has 71.5K likes.

She told the Loose Women panel: ‘Everyone knows I’m doing OnlyFans, I’m not ashamed, I’m not embarrassed about it.

I don’t do anything that’s naughty on there. 

‘Everything I do, I let my children know. If they didn’t want me to do it, I wouldn’t do it. 

‘I have a very open relationship with my children and if they have any problems with life, they know they can come to me and ask about it.’