JADE Thirlwall looked a million dollars as she headed out with her Little Mix bandmate Leigh-Anne Pinnock.
The popstar, 26, wore a completely see-through sequinned jumpsuit as the pair went out for cocktails in London.
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She protected her modesty with a nude thong worn under the revealing outfit.
And she made use of her long mermaid-like hair to cover her boobs as she headed out on the town.
Yesterday, we reported that Little Mix earned £9 million last year – making them The X Factor’s richest winners.
What’s more, Perrie Edwards, Jesy Nelson, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade have made over £30 million as a group since they won the 2011 series and the only other champ to get close to them is Leona Lewis.
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On Monday the popstars lodged publicly-available documents with Companies House – Britain’s register of firms.
Their company, Eternal Dance Media Ltd, which handles their music and merchandise, was launched in 2011 when they met on Simon Cowell’s talent show.
It was set up to funnel their earnings through and the entertainment firm, co-owned by the singers, has continued to record profits.
New accounts filed this week showed their company is healthy and thriving.
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The figures, published on September 30th, revealed they doubled their earnings last year, making £3.93 million (£1.747m in 2017).
Their tour company, Eternal Magic Touring Ltd, also had profits of £5 million, so altogether they made £8.93 million in 2018.
To top it off, they have £10 million quid just sitting in the bank, according to the accounts.
No wonder they paid themselves dividends of £1.6 million each.
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The band are now set to rake in more cash thanks to a collection with PrettyLittleThing.
Last week, they juggled a lengthy fashion shoot with dates on their LM5 tour as they jetted back from Belgium after delighting crowds in Amsterdam.
They are booked to perform in London later this month at The O2.
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Meanwhile, 2004 winner Leona is said to be worth £24million and 2011 finalists One Direction are still raking in £70,000 a WEEK despite going on hiatus in 2015.
However, the figure is tiny compared to the money they had back in December 2015, when their company boasted £70 million in cash and assets.
The band – who finished in third place on the X Factor back in 2010 – earned a staggering £63.3 million in 2015, making them an eye-watering £173,620 a day.
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