Bambie Thug steps out in barely-there outfit and shows off tattooed body

IRISH Eurovision star Bambie Thug stepped out wearing a barely-there outfit and showed off their tattooed body.

The Cork native attended the Rite Here Rite Now World Premiere at Picturehouse Central in Soho, London last night.

Bambie certainly made an entrance as they walked out on the red-carpet wearing a daring black look.

They wore baggy trousers, a frilly strapless bra, heeled boots and had their underwear showing under fishnet tights.

The 31-year-old accessorised with black and silver studded bracelets and a black choker with a metal bar through it.

Bambie painted their face completely white and put black lipstick on, as well as popping in some black and white contacts.

They struck a fierce pose for the cameras and smiled to off their black teeth.

Last Friday Bambie performed at Download Festival in Donington Park, Leicestershire.

They took to Instagram today to share their “overwhelming” feelings after the exciting week.

Bambie wrote: “Still can’t cope with the jump from smallest tent to Main Stage in a year. Thank you so much. So much still to post, bare with the overwhelm.”

Bambie landed Ireland a place in the Eurovision Finals for the first time since 2018.

It was just last month that Bambie’s Eurovision dream was dashed in the final despite the star doing Ireland proud with a spellbinding performance.

The 31-year-old delivered a surreal spectacle of witchcraft and ballet as they rocked Malmo, Sweden with a stunning performance of Doomsday Blue.

And the star pulled out all the stops as they donned a horned headdress, and emerged from a spell circle to scream a song about placing a hex on an ex.

But sadly Eurovision glory was not on the cards as Bambie finished in 6th place with 278 points.

Switzerland’s Nemo won the song contest with a total of 591 points.

The Swiss non-binary artist triumphed with their track The Code – scooping a third win for the country.

Switzerland won the very first edition of the Eurovision in 1956 and in 1988 with Celine Dion.

And Bambie was quick to run up and congratulate the talented singer after landing the Eurovision crown.