Scout Willis stuns as she departs a pole dancing class in LA

showcased her toned figure in a plunging black bralet after enjoying a pole dancing class in West Hollywood on Wednesday. 

The actress, 31, looked incredible in the dark crop top which she teamed with a matching wrap midi skirt. 

The daughter of Hollywood A-listers and opted for a pair of lace up black boots and carried her belongings in a chic brown leather bag. 

She completed her ensemble by accessorising with a chunky gold necklace and styled her brunette tresses canlı poker siteleri straight. 

Scout seemed in high spirits as she carried an eye catching pair of black lace-up knee high boots over her shoulder following the pole dancing class. 

The musician started her promotional push for her album by releasing the first single, Woman At Best, in mid-May. 

Calling the song ‘a love letter to sacred feminine rage,’ Willis shot an intimate music video that she co-directed featuring her dancing around a house as her sultry vocals play over an acoustic guitar. 

‘This song is an ode to feminine creativity, sexuality and freedom, to the idea that I can be all of it without hiding or withholding any piece of myself,’ she said in a statement.

She added: ‘I wrote this song with a near prescient clarity, precisely describing the arc of a relationship I wouldn’t enter till months after it was written.’ 

The album was released on June 24, which she celebrated with a party and performance at Scout’s General Store in Los Angeles two days later.

After having just over a week to reflect about all the hard work that went into the project, Willis confessed the day of the release ‘felt so joyful, like it was my birthday, but a birthday when I was a little kid!!’

However, she began to question how much should could actually celebrate after learning the U.S.

Supreme Court had reversed Roe Vs. Wade (1973), and thus leaving a woman’s right to an abortion up to the states. 

‘I had a lot of guilt come up when I considered celebrating on a day of so much collective grief, fear and anger,’ she wrote in an Instagram post on July 1. 

‘And then I had to ask myself, can I exist in this duality and hold both the joy and pride in my accomplishment as well as the collective pain?’

After struggling with her thoughts and emotions, Scout ‘realized I could, and in fact I could be far better be of service while holding that duality.’

She added, ‘So with this album, with my life, canlı poker siteleri my spirit, body and soul I pledge to serve from a place of groundedness, deep compassion, empathy, love, Joy and pleasure.