Peter Crouch hilariously watched the North London Derby football game on his phone while attending a Little Mix concert at The O2 Arena on Thursday night.

The former Tottenham Hotspur player, 41, had been dragged along to the girlband's Confetti Tour by his wife Abbey Clancy, 36, who he shares children Sophia, 11, Liberty, six, and Johnny, four, with.

However, it is unclear which ones attended.

Joined by music agent John Giddings, Peter sneakily kept himself entertained with the match as his family watched the show from a box within the iconic venue.

While the model screamed, 'We're at Little Mix, wooh!' in a video, her unimpressed partner maintained a straight face before raising an eyebrow quizzically.

Luckily for Peter it was a good night for his former club, with Spurs beating Arsenal 3-0 in the crucial game, just days before the season is due to end on May 22. 

Meanwhile, the three-piece belted out their greatest hits including No More Sad Songs and Wings, while their children danced in their seats.

The pop trio - comprising of Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwall - are set to finish their string of gigs this weekend for a sold-out final show at the North Greenwich hotspot on Saturday.

Perrie took to Instagram on Tuesday to reveal she's resting her voice and requested that nobody converse with her.

The mum-of-one held up a sign which read: 'Vocal rest...

please don't talk to me! Thank you kindly.'

She then captioned her snap, writing: 'For why I suddenly sound like 2011 Perrie! No my tonsils haven't come back, no we are not back in the DNA era... I have a throat infection.'

It comes after an emotional Jade held back tears as she discussed Little Mix splitting up after their last tour show this week during Tuesday's episode of The One Show.

In the group's last ever TV interview before they disband to focus on solo pursuits, the singer told how she will miss having Perrie, بث مباشر يلا لايف and Leigh-Anne 'by her side 24/7'.

Asked by host Alex Jones what she will miss the most about being in a band Jade became visibly emotional as she answered: 'I will miss everything!

We cry laughing every day, we spend all of our time together so I think we will miss that, being in each other's company all the time.

'That sisterhood will never be lost but I will miss having them next to me 24/7. We want to say thank you to all the fans for the last ten years, we are so grateful.

'That last show on Saturday will feel so special, we still pinch ourselves we have made it this far.'

On the end of an era Leigh-Anne added of the final tour: 'The last tour shows have been incredible being in front of thousands of fans it has been so emotional and we have come to the end so soon, it's sad but they have been amazing.

'We are doing a global live stream of the 02 show on Saturday so you can all watch it on your computers.'

Jade then discussed how their relationship will change as they move on to pursue solo ventures.

She said: 'What's so lovely is that whatever we do moving forward we will have each other to support each other.

'For 10 years we have been in this group supporting each other and that is not going to change now once we start doing our own thing.'

Little Mix are currently on the road with their sold-out Confetti tour before they take an indefinite break to focus on solo projects.

Since being put together on The X Factor in 2011, Little Mix have gone on to sell over 50 million records worldwide and rack up three billion YouTube views.

Fourth member Jesy Nelson quit the band in 2020 but last year they became the first girl band to win Best British Band at the BRITS.

All three are planning to release solo material and Jade and Leigh-Anne have already announced deals with RCA and Warner respectively.

Yet before they launch their new careers, the top priority is to take some much-needed time off.

The girls have been on tour for months now after it was previously cancelled due to Covid restrictions and are in need of taking some time off.

Perrie continued: 'I have a wonderful month-long holiday booked.

That might turn into two or three months because we all need a little moment to re-energise.'

Leigh-Anne added: 'That's the main thing, taking time to rejuvenate. We definitely all need a break.'