Kerry Katona and Brian McFadden’s daughter Lilly-Sue enjoys boozy 19th birthday celebrations

She’s the daughter of pop stars Kerry Katona and Brian McFadden.

And on Thursday, Lilly-Sue McFadden celebrated her 19th birthday with a boozy night out in Liverpool, wearing an oversized white shirt dress and thigh high boots.

Taking to Instagram, the teenager documented the festivities, which began with a meal at Neighbourhood Restaurant and ended up at Boom Battle Bar. 

Lilly-Sue showed off her edgy sense of style in her white cotton shirt dress with her leather platform boots pulled up over her knees. 

She also had a leather biker jacket to keep the chill at bay. 

After being spoilt with a huge booze-filled sparkler display presentation at Neighbourhood, Lilly-Sue and her friends ended their night playing beer pong at Boom Battle.   

Last year, Lilly-Sue won E4’s Celebrity Ghost Trip alongside her mother Kerry. 

Lilly-Sue is the daughter of the television personality and Westlife star Brian McFadden, and describes herself as a ‘powerful woman’ on her Instagram page, which boasts more than 70,000 followers. 

Kerry and Brian also share eldest daughter Molly, 20, while Kerry has Heidi, 14, and Maxwell, 13, from her second marriage to Mark Croft and daughter Dylan Jorge, seven, from her marriage to George Kay.    

Lily-Sue recently revealed that she was asked to appear on the hit ITV show Love Island.  

Speaking to Ok online she said she turned down the chance to be a Love Islander because ‘It would be her worst nightmare to be seen loved-up with a stranger on telly.’

She added while she was keen to get into show business, ‘Love Island wasn’t the way forward.’

‘It’s not a bit of me – not in a rude way, it’s a fun show – but if I was going to make a big TV debut, it would not be with Love Island.’  

The teen went on to explain that in ‘no disrespect’ to the show, she personally disliked ‘being romantic’ or showing off her body.

‘I hate PDAs. I had a boyfriend for two years and I would not let him touch me in public,’ Lilly added, explaining she would bat him off in the pub.

‘For most people going in the villa, being surrounded by all those hunky men, it’s a dream come true – for me, it’d be my worst nightmare.

‘It’s not me. It’s no diss to Love Island or the people who go on there but I hate PDAs.’