Television star and cinch Premiership icon Rylan Clark has shared videos of himself enjoying a rare Glasgow night out, after his book signing in the city on Wednesday night.
The 33-year-old posted clips of himself and Scottish star Michelle McManus to his 1.6 million followers on social media. The Daily Record reports that the star was singing along to 'Grease Lightning' in Delmonicas, a popular LGBTQIA+ Drag and Cabaret Bar near Queen Street Station in Glasgow.
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Rylan was dressed in all black and looked like he was certainly enjoying himself, surrounded by bottles of Corona beer and several shots. He was also left dumbfounded with the bar's toilets as well, which has a hidden feature.
A disco light on the ceiling of the toilets plays a rap version of Stayin Alive by the Bee Gees when activated - and Rylan was more than happy to join in.
Earlier on on Wednesday, Rylan duetted with Scottish Pop Idol winner Michelle McManus, who was also the host of his book signing in Glasgow. Michelle, 42, took to the stage to interview the former X Factor star in St Luke's Glasgow, where no type of topic was off limit.
Rylan shared a video on Twitter of the pair belting out All This Time on stage at St Luke's - the song Michelle released after she won Pop Idol. Rylan captioned the clip: "Thank you Glasgow and thank you @LadyM_McManus for a great night celebrating #RylanTen x"
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