serving sexy
Eurovision fans shocked by Malta’s raunchy act showing spread legs saying ‘Ofcom complaints incoming’
Watch Miriana's racy performance in our video player
MALTA'S Eurovision entry is no stranger to making headlines and its raunchy debut in Switzerland raised plenty of eyebrows.
Singer Miriana Conte is representing the Mediterranean island nation successfully competed in the singing competition's semi-final on Thursday.
5
5
5
5
Miriana has already made headlines with her song, now called Serving, after she was forced to change it from its original title, Kant — which means “singing” in Maltese but sounds awkwardly like a certain British four-letter word.
Now, Miriana has managed to drop even more jaws during her raunchy performance at Thursday's semi-final in the St. Jakobshalle arena in Basel, Switzerland.
The 24-year-old appeared on stage by emerging from a giant set of red lips which were propped up strategically in front a giant screen that showed a pair open legs.
As she sang, Miriana tore off her yellow, tulle dress to reveal a red, leopard print, corseted jumpsuit with a black mesh top and feathered sleeves.
READ MORE ON eurovision
The look was completed with a bedazzled silver thong on the outside of the jumpsuit.
The songstress and her scantily-dressed back-up dancers heated up the Eurovision stage with sensual moves and even opening their legs while Miriana straddled them.
One feature of her performance included the singer bouncing on a giant exercise ball, as she appeared to be having the time of her life while on stage.
Malta's performance lit up social media with people rushing to X, formerly Twitter, to share their thoughts.
Most read in TV
"Oh she was definitely serving," wrote one person.
"MIRINA CONTE JUST SERVED US A MASTERCLASS IN STAGE PRESENCE AND STYLE! OMG QUEEN BEHAVIOUR," added another.
BBC in Eurovision chaos over Malta's entry with X-rated lyrics that 'can never be played'
"Ofcom complaints incoming," posted a third posted.
The raunchy performance did not seem to hinder Miriana's success as she sailed through to the final and will be one of 26 singers competing at Saturday's final.
Thanks to her amazing showing in the semi-final, Malta, has now raced to the be one of the favourites to raise the Eurovision trophy this year.
Until Thursday, Sweden had been the ongoing favourites with the song Bara Bada Bastu by KAJ, and still remain at the top of bookies' picks.
5
Topics