Louise Redknapp has demanded 'justice' after becoming embroiled in a row with the company behind Peppa Pig.
The pop star, 45, is at the centre of a multi-million pound legal battle over claims that her saucy 1996 hit Naked was ripped off in a track sung by the much-loved kids cartoon character, reports the Mirror.
According to the Mirror songwriters behind Louise's song launched legal action against Canadian company Entertainment One, claiming the track Peppa's Party Time was an infringement of copyright.
Louise has now poked fun at the legal battle on Twitter.
She tweeted: "Oink oink" with a pig emoji and added "#JusticeForNaked."
The hitmaker followed this with a dubbed-over clip showing Peppa playing Naked for her pals after being asked what music she's into.
"That naughty pig!" she wrote.
"Peppa has a good taste in music!!" laughed one fan.
"Waiting for the @peppapig version of #stretch #justicefornaked #heavylove," said another fan, referring to her new album Heavy Love.
Sources claim the company has since settled with the composers, including Denis Ingoldsby who launched Louise’s girlband Eternal, entitled to all backdated and future royalties which could earn them up to £1million.
Peppa's Party Time features on Peppa Pig: My First Album which was released last July.
The Peppa song, performed by Rochdale-born Harley Bird, includes the lyrics: “I’m having a party, do you want to come?
"There’s going to be lots of dancing and maybe some dancing in muddy puddles too.”
Louise's hit, released after she left Eternal, charted at number five in the UK and its lyrics are more adult.
She sings: “I can feel your eyes all over my bod, I can read the signs, they’re sexual.
"I can read your mind, I can see you want me, something in your eyes is sensual.
"You make me feel naked, undressing me with your eyes."
