Iconic pop star shows off impossibly tiny waist in fiery lingerie set

She's famous for being a member of the Pussycat Dolls, but from now on, Nicole Scherzinger is also known as the queen of lingerie if we have anything to do with it.

The global pop star, 48, was a vision in her latest update, which showed her rocking a killer red lingerie costume of dreams while on tour with her aforementioned former girl band. 

"Eat your heart out,"  the brunette bombshell penned in the caption alongside a red rose emoji. 

The costume in question featured an ultra-plunging neckline and was covered in silver hardware.

Several of Nicole's 7.4 million followers flocked to the comments section with messages for the star, with British pop star Jade Thirlwall leading the charge, commenting three heart-eyes emojis. 

Another added: "Hello gorgeous!" Meanwhile, a third penned: "Queen."

Nicole's October winning streak

Just last week, Nicole sent us into a spin stepping out in a leopard catsuit alongside her fellow Pussycat Dolls last week. 

The singer showcased her incredible physique in the daring animal-print ensemble as she celebrated the end of the UK leg of the Pussycat Dolls' reunion tour with bandmates Ashley Roberts and Kimberly Wyatt.

The trio headed to the exclusive Nammos restaurant in London's Mayfair, swapping their elaborate stage costumes for equally glamorous evening looks.

The reunion represents a massive comeback for the pop group, who first rose to global stardom in the mid-2000s with chart-toppers like "Buttons," "Stickwitu," and "When I Grow Up." Yet, their return to centre stage hasn't been completely seamless.

 Just last month, Nicole suffered severe burns on her leg from an accidental boiling water spill an hour before showtime in Düsseldorf, Germany. Proving her resilience, she still took the stage to perform alongside Ashley and Kimberly.

Nicole gets candid about costumes

Despite her exciting reunion with the girl band, Nicole previously admitted that she didn't always feel entirely comfortable with her costumes while performing on stage. 

"I just wasn’t comfortable wearing those clothes," she told Vogue. "I was a singer first, always. I think over time I was able to find my own style.” She credits the stylist Andrea Lieberman with helping her find clothing that made her “more comfortable, inspired by Gwen Stefani meets Will.i.am."