Gemma Collins had the crowds cheering as she performed at a charity event in London last night.
The 38-year-old TV diva proved she was a natural on stage as she bellowed out Big Spender by Shirley Bassey to an excited audience at Proud Embankment in aid of Jog On To Cancer.
Sporting a glamorous black of-the-shoulder top and a pair of tight black trousers, The GC looked confident as she strutted about the stage, with a full band equipped with a saxophone and a guitar behind her.
She frequently turned to look at proud boyfriend Arg during the performance, before he joined her on stage and danced with her while she sung.
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Sharing footage of the performance online, one fan gushed: "Nothing could have prepared me for the beauty, grace, VOCAL PROWESS of The GC herself".
While Arg also showed he was impressed with his other half as he posted the moment on his Instagram story for all to see.
Gemma's live stage debut comes as producer Naughty Boy recently revealed he is working with the reality star on launching her music career.
According to the La La La hitmaker – who has actually worked with Queen of pop Beyonce as well as Sam Smith and Emeli Sande – he believes Gemma has got what it takes to be a musical success.
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Naughty Boy gushed about working with the reality star after they were introduced at the Brit Awards in February, saying that he believes she was "born to sing".
He revealed that when they met, despite it being a room full of award-winning popstars, that The GC stood out from the crowd.
Referring to the clip of Gemma singing a part of Beyonce's song Running backstage he admitted he was blown away, and coined her a "new age superstar".
During her brief spit with Arg, she is said to have recorded a heartbreak ballad called Come Home, with the help of the superstar producer.
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