Kerry Katona returns to the stage as she performs at Liverpool Pride

Kerry Katona is no stranger to performing on stage, having first burst onto the pop scene in 1998 as part of girl band, Atomic Kitten. And the 42 year old proved that her love of putting on a show hasn't gone anywhere as she took to the stage at Liverpool Pride and sang a number of songs. Mum-of-five Kerry rocked blue denim dungarees over a black tank top, which she teamed with white sneakers, meaning she could dance around the stage at ease.

Her blonde hair was styled in loose curls and she donned plenty of makeup, from lashings of bronzer to thick false eyelashes. The adoring crowd could be seen singing along with Kerry as she played her set, with many snapping pictures and videos of her. She travelled to Liverpool with her fiancé of three years, Ryan Mahoney, and the pair travelled in style in the back of a car which featured plush leather and twinkling lights on the ceiling.

Captioning the post, Kerry wrote: "On route to Liverpool Pride," with a number of rainbow emojis. Kerry was part of Atomic Kitten from 1998 to 2001, with the band producing some of the biggest pop hits of the time, including Whole Again, The Tide is High, and Right Now. In her memoir, Whole Again, Kerry recalled getting into a physical fight with her former bandmate, Natasha Hamilton, whilst the group were on tour in New Zealand.

The falling out occurred when Natasha allegedly accused Kerry of tipping off the paparazzi about the band's whereabouts - which Kerry staunchly denies. In her book, Kerry explained: "We got into a huge fight. "I’m not proud of the fact it turned physical but I was absolutely fuming that she was accusing me of doing something I absolutely didn’t do." After Kerry left the band, she was replaced by Jenny Frost, and Atomic