A POP star has celebrated her daughter’s fifth birthday in style with a party that saw characters come to life.
Doorstep Princesses see owners Nicole Powell, 23, and Amber Cox, 26, dress up as princesses and characters which can be hired for children's parties across Worcestershire.
After hearing about the fantastic work of the Blackpole-based firm singer Cher Lloyd hired them for Delilah-Rae's recent fifth birthday party and posted about it on social media at the weekend.
On her Instagram the X Factor star wrote to her 2.7 million followers: "We had the best day ever.
"A big thank you to everyone who made Delilah's day so special."
The rapper posted pictures of her with Bluey and Cinderella and pictures of Delilah's 5th birthday cake.
Cher also tagged the Worcester firm in one of the posts in a celebrity endorsement for them.
The pop star, who grew up in Malvern and attended the Chase School and Dyson Perrins CE Academy, revealed she was pregnant with her second child last month.
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The Swagger Jagger star wrote to her fans then: "Thank you to all the lovely messages, we're over the moon."
The star's first claim to fame was when she appeared on The X Factor in 2010, finishing third behind Rebecca Ferguson and One Direction.
The singer launched her music career with single Swagger Jagger in June 2011 which reached number one in the UK Singles Chart.
She followed it up with hit singles With Ur Love featuring Mike Posner, and Want U Back featuring American rapper Astro.
Doorstep Princesses initially started two years and has seen a recent rise in demand since opening at the Blackpole Trading Estate West.
Children can choose from up to 80 different fairytale characters and superheroes for parties.
The business has racked up 5,000 followers on Facebook.
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