Abbey Clancy turns heads as she poses in a sheer lace co-ord for a sizzling new F&F photoshoot

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Abbey Clancy turned heads as she posed in the street for a sizzling F&F photoshoot in London. 

The model, 39, wore a black sheer lace top, that button down the front, with a matching maxi skirt. 

For her first outfit, she wore knee-high leather heeled boots and completed the look with gloves.

Abbey then changed into a stylish houndstooth blazer that nipped in at the waist with a belt. 

She completed the look with flared jeans and burgundy high heels, and finished it off with a large, matching shoulder bag.

This photoshoot is the latest in a series of collaborations between the celebrity and Tesco’s F&F clothing line, beginning with her first in 2021.

Abbey recently made a humorous comment about wanting to ‘disappear’ after a particularly awkward experience while she was nine months pregnant.

Abbey Clancy and her husband, Peter Crouch, 44, have four children: two daughters, Sophia and Liberty, and two sons, Johnny and Jack.

On her podcast, The Therapy Crouch, the model shared a story about an uncomfortable encounter she had with another mom while pregnant and at a pharmacy.

She recounted a frightening experience she had while nine months pregnant and holding her six-month-old baby in a pharmacy.

I was at the checkout counter and saw a woman with a baby. She appeared to be pregnant, and I jokingly told her, “You’re just as crazy as I am!”

‘The baby was kicking off and I went, “Oh God, we’ve got it all to come haven’t we?”  

When she told me she wasn’t pregnant, but that she’d gained weight from a previous baby, I was devastated. I immediately apologized repeatedly, feeling terrible.

She brushed it off with a ‘Don’t worry about it’ and seemed to find it amusing, but I was completely devastated. That was really hurtful, and it’s something you should never do to someone.

Peter explained he only offers congratulations if someone specifically tells him they are expecting a baby.

He admitted he never offers congratulations, even when it’s obvious someone is eight months pregnant.

I still avoid saying it, and I can’t imagine ever bringing it up. If someone mentions they don’t have much time left, I’ll offer a general ‘Congratulations’ on something else, but never specifically on that. You just never know what the future holds, so it feels wrong to congratulate them directly.

Abbey and Peter have been an item since 2006 and eventually tied the knot in 2011.

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2025-10-06 13:21