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Lily Allen put on a glamorous display as she attended the Dreamland screening in London on Thursday night with her husband David Harbour.
The singer turned actress, 37, struggled to contain her assets in a plunging polka dot gown as she graced the red carpet with the Stranger Things star, 47.
The beautiful number highlighted her lovely figure and had a deep v-neck design as she posed up a storm on the special occasion.
The star has ventured into the world of acting and is making her TV debut in the new comedy series alongside co-star and Doctor Who alum Freema Agyeman.
She accessorised with dangly silver earrings and a statement diamond necklace and wore her short blonde tresses in a pixie cut while opting for a slick of red lip.
Out and about: Lily Allen put on a glamorous display as she attended the Dreamland screening in London on Thursday night with her husband David Harbour
Glam: The singer turned actress, 37, struggled to contain her assets in a plunging polka dot gown as she graced the red carpet with the Stranger Things star, 47
Beside her a doting David looked dapper in a black suit, white shirt and purple tie while beaming with pride.
Lily has recently been promoting her new Sky comedy-drama series Dreamland.
Based on Sharon Horgan's BAFTA-winning short film of the same name, the series explores the dysfunctional dynamics of a multi-generational family.
Lily plays the fourth sister Mel, who makes her unexpected return. Eldest sister Trish is played by Freeman.
The other two sisters are taken on by Gabby Best and Peaky Blinders' Aimee-Ffion Edwards. Frances Barber plays mum while Sheila Reid plays the nan.
Lily appeared on This Morning on Wednesday to speaking about her new show, she said: 'This just felt light and positive which is not how my life has felt.
'It's my way into acting and it feels authentic with the female cast. The energy in the room was so kind and generous and it didn't really hit me it was because there were no men.
'Coming from live music it is so male heavy, men construct the sets etc when your traveling and it was nice to experience something different.'
She also discussed her four years of sobriety during an appearance on the ITV show.
The singer has been candid about her addiction struggles, previously
