Leigh-Anne has pressed play on the final encore of her ‘My Ego Told Me To’ era.

For, the singer has officially released ‘My Ego Told Me To…Do A Fan Edition,’ expanding her debut solo album with seven additional tracks.

The project arrives hot on the heels of the finale of ‘The Celebrity Traitors,’ which saw the former Little Mix star reach the final showdown and provided a major TV spotlight.

And with the arrival of her third child drawing near, she’s shared an emotional message about closing one chapter and preparing for another.

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Following its announcement earlier this month, the expanded 22-track collection is now available to stream.

Among its additions are ‘Home,’ a deeply personal dedication to her husband, children, and supporters, and ‘Bora,’ a celebration of Brazil and the love she’s received from her Brazilian fans.

Also included are ‘Dead and Gone Part II’ featuring Kojey Radical, ‘Ego,’ and an acoustic rendition of ‘Been A Minute.’

Sharing a heartfelt message accompanying the release, Leigh-Anne reflected on an era that has brought both challenges and triumphs.

“This album was always about finding my power, owning my voice and doing things my way. Somewhere along the journey, I found something even more precious… peace 🙏🏽”

And with motherhood calling once again, the timing holds particular significance. The pregnant star added:

“As I prepare to bring a new life into the world in just two weeks, there’s something so special about closing one chapter while another beautiful one is about to begin.”

The original album arrived independently in February, debuting at #3 on the Official UK Albums Chart and #1 on the Independent Albums Chart.

Its success marked an important milestone in a journey the performer candidly discussed during her exclusive interview with That Grape Juice, where she opened up about taking control of her career.

Now, she’s signing off on this chapter with fresh music, gratitude, and a newfound sense of peace.

Take a listen to the Fan Edition below…

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[Photo Credit: Virgin Records UK]