The busiest woman in showbiz was all smiles at a charity event as she continues to stay busy
Pixie Lott looked incredible as she stepped out alongside local children for a bit of Christmas carolling.
The gorgeous pop star went back to braids after briefly debuting her exciting new hairdo last month and she couldn't stop smiling as she sang festive tunes to support the Penny For London charity in the city.
Pixie was joined by children from local Copenhagen Primary School and she looked the epitome of class as she gave her backing to the campaign, which allows people to use their contactless card to donate as little as 1p while doing their shopping.
Wearing her hair up in a wonderful plait, the 23-year-old singer complemented her blonde locks with a stunning, 1960's Pat Sander Gold Sequin Dress from The Dresser.
Taking to Twitter after the event on Tuesday morning, she wrote: "Loved helping out today singing with @CopenhagenP for @PennyForLondon #easy1peasy (sic)"
Anyone who thought her early Strictly Come Dancing exit meant a Christmas break for Pixie has been proven wrong as she continues to stay busy over the festive season.
Not only did she release Platinum Pixie: Hits last month - alongside several live performances and ballroom rehearsals , naturally - but the star recently revealed she is already working on her next studio album.
She told us: "We’re going to do a few sessions before Christmas and then in January I'm going to go to New York and Los Angeles and we’ve got some more sessions set up.
I’m really excited because I want to do a really fresh sound and I’m up for branching out and doing lots of collaborations, because on my last album I kept it more organic and only worked with a small group of people.”
Pixie also admitted she struggled to find time to work out, and said she couldn't fit in the kind of schedule seen by the likes of religious gym-goer Millie Mackintosh .
She added: "Yeah, I’m not like that! No, because I’m too busy - it’s hard to fit it in you know. I think its good to be healthy and be active when you’re young and have your five a day, but I think it’s also healthy not to be too obsessive.
"It’s good to find something that you like to do – so I like dancing or classes like yoga."
