Alexandra Burke is is her new sexy video with male dancers

Sexy songstress: Alexandra Burke, wearing a black lacy leotard and black tights, is in her element as she shoots her new video Start Without You with a host of male dancers

As one of the hottest young pop stars in the UK, Alexandra Burke is no stranger to male attention.

So it was no surprise to see the 21-year-old singer appeared to be in her element as she cavorted with a group of male dancers in the video for her new single Start Without You.

Wearing a series of sexy black outfits, including a lacy leotard and black tights, as well as a sheer bodysuit over black underwear, Alexandra is seen performing a raunchy dance routine with the dancers.

Start Without You is produced by renowned producer RedOne, who has been described as the man behind Lady Gaga's unique musical sound.

It's the fourth single to be taken from her 2009 album Overcome and is the latest in a string of successes for X Factor winner Alexandra.

As well as performing at music events including T4 On The Beach and Leeds Party In The Park, Alexandra is planning to go on tour next year.
Svelte: Alexandra shows off her figure in a lace bodysuit over black underwear


She told Digital Spy website: 'I have major ideas for it and I want it to be the most incredible thing known to man, but it's going to take a lot of work.

'Mark my words, next year will be the year for touring.'

Meanwhile, Alexandra has spoken about how she maintains her toned but curvy figure.

The singer, who dropped three dress sizes between auditioning for The X Factor in 2005 and the second time around in 2008, said: 'I love that power legs are back in.

'I'm all for curves. Ladies, never be afraid of curves - they're beautiful.'

Speaking about how she ensures her legs stay slim and toned, Alexandra added to Look magazine: 'I run and do lunges.

'I've got a gym at home and do interval training on the treadmill. I also do lots of dancing in rehearsals.

'I eat everything in moderation but I've not eaten any dairy since The X Factor because it clogs up my throat.

'I'm used to soya milk, but I can't eat chocolate which is terrible!'
Alexandra also revealed that she is trying to tone things down because she can become addicted to work.

In addition to performing at countless festivals throughout the summer, Alexandra tweeted fans recently: 'I love my team... I need to be back on that stage. Bring on tomorrow.. Yes yes and YES!!!!'
She said: 'I'd work myself to my grave. I find it hard to have down time but over the last year I've taught myself to relax.

'A year ago, on a day off, I'd be itching to work because I didn't feel comfortable being home alone.

'Now I can be at home in my pyjamas watching television without ever feeling guilty.'