Samira Mighty flashes her midriff in a white crop top and leather trousers

It has provided entertainment for audiences during a tricky time for the industry throughout the coronavirus pandemic.

And Samira Mighty was seen attending the last night of Cabaret All Stars at Proud Embankment before it was forced to shut it doors due to London entering Tier 3 restrictions on Tuesday night.

The Love Island star, 24, showcased her taut midriff in a tiny white crop top, which was laced across the bust and featured distressed detailing. 

The reality personality styled her stylish top with a pair of form-fitting leather trousers and heel boots, which further boosted her physique.

Samira wore her raven locks sleeked back into a high ponytail and opted for a full face of make-up, including a slick of matte red lipstick.

She added accessories to her look with a delicate choker necklace and a pendant, with a pair of silver hoop earrings. 

During the show Rachel Steven put on a dazzling display in a number of glam outfits as she performed for the last time at the venue.

Her time hosting the glitzy show had been cut short after it was announced London would be going into Tier 3 restrictions following a spike in cases.

Samira’s outing comes after she admitted that her involvement in Love Island can prove ‘intimidating’ for potential suitors, as she explained her decision to keep future relationships private, and told why she no longer speaks to ex Frankie Foster. 

She told MailOnline: ‘I think a lot of people could be intimidated by the whole Love Island title.’ 

Instead of feeling disconcerted by her single status, Samira feels empowered, as she focuses her attention on her singing and hopes to release new music next year.

During an interview to discuss her Virgin Media campaign, The Look of Love, she said: ‘To be honest I haven’t really thought about [dating] that much as there’s a lot going on at the minute.

‘I’m just trying to focus on my job and what I want to do in the future.

‘If anything happens in my love life now, I think it’s going to be extremely private. I don’t want to air everything anymore because if something goes wrong, then everyone will know about it.’ 

For the brunette bombshell, being thrust into the limelight hasn’t impacted her love life, however, she admitted that the Love Island brand can be intimidating for others.

She said: ‘I think a lot of people could be intimidated by the whole Love Island title, but I don’t think it’s done anything to my love life, it’s not changed a lot to be honest.

‘I’m not really a “dater” anyway, I don’t really go out and meet lots of guys.

‘Before Love Island I was working constantly in the West End so I didn’t really have time, and if I did have a boyfriend, it was for a really long time because my job didn’t enable me to go out and meet lots of people.

‘And especially this year with the pandemic, I’ve not met a lot of people!’