Lily Allen has released a new line of sex toys, and it features a polka dot butt plug like the one referenced in her ‘West End Girl’ album.
The singer has joined forces with Lovehoney for the new range, hand picking the items while on her ‘West End Girl Tour’ earlier this year.
There are six pieces in the new collection, and one of which is a pale blue polka dot Butt Plug – which comes following her making a reference to a similar item on her song ‘Pussy Palace’, where she sings about finding a “Duane Reade bag with the handles tied/ sex toys, butt plugs, lube inside”.
Earlier this year, she also shared a USB with the same shape and blue polka dot design, which was a limited edition release “intended for data storage only”. That was sold alongside some physical copies of the album.
“The butt plug was a reference on the album that we then made into a limited collection of USBs, which became a really popular collector’s item. So we thought it would be fun to make it properly and launch it almost a year to the day since we released ‘West End Girl’,” Allen shared.
“For me, toys can help you to better understand your body and learn what you like,” she continued. “I’ve been able to use that knowledge to express what I want in my relationships, which is empowering. And I hope this collection helps others feel similarly.” Find out more information here.
‘West End Girl’ was Allen’s fifth studio album and the long-awaited follow-up to 2018’s ‘No Shame’. It peaked at Number Two in the UK, and was later nominated for Album Of The Year at the BRITs 2026.
The record followed her split from Stranger Things actor David Harbour, and shed light on the reasons behind their separation. The singer and actor has insisted that it is “not a cruel album” and that she does not “need revenge”. She also explained that making the record had been “an act of desperation” and it was meant to be seen as “a mixture of fact and fiction”.
‘West End Girl’ was given a four-star review from NME, and also landed at Number 13 on our 50 Best Albums of 2025. ‘Pussy Palace’ also made its way to Number 21 on NME’s list of the Best Songs of that year.
Since hitting the road for her ‘West End Girl’ shows, Allen has confirmed that it is her first full tour since becoming fully sober – having struggled with both binge drinking and drug abuse in the past.
