FANS were left baffled by national anthem singer Jasmine Faulkner’s “BDSM costume” before Manchester United played City.
The English-Iranian soprano singer was on duty before the Manchester derby at Wembley.
And her choice of latex outfit had supporters all saying the same thing.
One said: “Why is the national anthem singer wearing a BDSM costume?”
Another added: “That national anthem singer is dressed like the tin man isn’t she.”
One tweeted: “Nice fetish wear on the National anthem singer.”
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Another posted: “Why has the national anthem singer got 1/4 of a gimp suit on her arms?”
Faulkner’s music includes classical backgrounds mixed with a cinematic and electronic sound.
She attended the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and graduated in 2017.
And Faulkner joined an all-girl quartet known as Ida in 2019.
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The Brit-nominated band appeared on ITV’s talent show Walk the Line which featured judges Gary Barlow, Dawn French, Craig David and Alesha Dixon.
Faulkner left the group and became a soloist performing across the world and she performed at Windsor Castle and at West End Live.
The performer was also seen live on BBC2 when she sang the USA and British national anthems at the Rugby Autumn International Series.
But in her biggest gig to date, she blared out God Save The King before City and United did battle for the cup.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
