Lily Allen gave fans a glimpse inside her 'West End Girl camera roll' on Tuesday, showing off her mini golfing skills as she revealed she had received a custom gift from Greggs.
The 40-year-old singer's highly anticipated tour for her latest album, West End Girl, received a flaky upgrade this week as the pop icon revealed how Newcastle favourite, Greggs, surprised her with a one-of-a-kind personalised pastry collection.
The Madeline singer took to Instagram to share with her 2.1 million followers that Greggs had delivered a bespoke delivery backstage during her recent tour stop at Newcastle City Hall last weekend.
In a nod to her latest musical era, the box featured a reimagined version of the West End Girl album cover, hilariously named '(Honorary) North East Girl', with Lily's legendary designer-padded jacket updated to feature the signature Greggs blue and yellow logo.
Meanwhile, in another photo, Lily shared that the album's back cover had also received a pastry makeover, with her iconic thigh-high boots reimagined in the shape of the equally iconic Sausage Roll, alongside a 'tracklist' of the six bakes inside.
In another snap, Lily can be seen reading the insert to the bespoke mailer featuring tongue-in-cheek references to her songs.
The inset reads: 'Welcome to Newcastle, we hope you're well and not sleepwalking through your incredible tour.
'We just wanted to say how much we love your new album. It's been on repeat with the North East Girls at Greggs HQ, with plenty of us ruminating over whether one sausage roll is ever Just Enough. With love (and crumbs) Greggs x'
Fans of the star - and the food-on-the-go chain - lapped up the delivery, with comments on the post reading: 'Just when I thought I couldn't love Greggs any more'.
'The Greggs collab we needed', and 'Why do I want the Sausage Roll boots' with Greggs cheekily commenting: 'Pastry Palace'.
This latest delivery follows a long line of backstage Greggs surprises for stars on tour, including Olly Murs' massive 40th birthday Sausage, Bean & Cheese Melt cake.
As well as a rock 'n' roll makeover for the Greggs van at Ozzy Osborne's farewell show with Black Sabbath.
Elsewhere in Lily's March photo dump, the star shared a series of snaps of herself larking about on a mini golf course.
In one snap, the star donned a blue golf visor featuring the words 'kiss my putt' as she held up a golf club for a cheeky snap on the course.
Wearing a brown cardigan and light-blue denim wide-leg jeans for the outing, Lily showed off her putting skills.
Sharing the snaps to Instagram, Lily captioned the photo dump: 'A West End Girl's camera roll.'
It comes days after Lily put on a very racy display in a pink silk bra as she shared behind-the-scenes Instagram snaps from her West End Girl tour.
The 40-year-old singer shared multiple shots of herself wearing lingerie as she prepared for her concert in Sheffield.
Lily also shared photos of multiple outfit options for the tour, including a strapless leather bodycon dress and a pale pink jacket with a dramatic ruffled neckline.
The West End Girl album is famously an ode to her ex-husband David Harbour, 50, and their acrimonious breakup.
During her performance of the track 4Chan Stan, during which Lily sings about discovering a partner's infidelity, Lily wrapped herself in a long swath of fabric printed with lyrics and receipts.
Fans in the audience for the first two shows at Glasgow and Liverpool this week have spotted that the receipts are from tequila bars and Bergdorf Goodman, detailing items her ex bought for other women.
Elsewhere in Lily's March photo dump, the star shared a series of snaps of herself showing off her putting skills on a mini golf course.
The star also gave fans a glimpse inside her tour bus bedroom and shared a glam selfie ahead of one of her shows.
The Instagram photo dump comes before Lily showcased her natural beauty as she went makeup-free while heading out for lunch in Manchester on Wednesday.
For the outing, the star cut a smart-casual figure in a black coat paired with a white shirt and faded blue denim jeans.
The Smile hitmaker tied her brunette tresses in a messy updo and rocked trendy black-framed glasses as she made her way to the restaurant.
The Bergdorf reference is a direct nod to the song, in which she sings 'Never been Bergdorf's, but you took someone shopping there on May 24. You bought her a handbag. It wasn't cheap. I was in London. Probably asleep.'
Lily unravelled the receipt dress during the song, revealing a custom Self-Portrait ruffled sheer lace bodysuit and burgundy patent hot pants underneath.
The dress isn't the only on-stage reference to the album's cheating lyrics as during the track Pussy Palace Lily sings from a bed with a Duane Reade bag beside her -- mirroring the track's lyrics about discovering a bag full of sex toys at her husband's second apartment.
The new album was nominated in three categories at the 2026 BRITs but unfortunately she didn't walk away with any wins during last week's ceremony.
During the West End Girl tour show, Lily changes into six looks over the 45-minute set, with pieces including a sheer Valentino negligee, a tweed Valentino skirt suit and a black leather bullet-bra bustier dress by 16Arlington, the design house Lily walked the runway for last year.
The show's incredible looks were styled by Interview magazine editor-in-chief Mel Ottenberg, who revealed on Instagram this week that his long-time friend Lily 'got me out of tour styling retirement 20 years after I first styled her.'