Leona Lewis and Diana Ross lead the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in huge white fur coats
The divas got the festivities in motion as they boarded the famous floats in New York. The parade takes place every year in New York on Thanksgiving - which is always the fourth Thursday of November
LEONA Lewis and Diana Ross lead the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in huge white fur coats.
The divas got the festivities in motion as they boarded the famous floats in New York.
Leona, 33, looked every inch the consummate star in her white fur coat and silk white gloves as she took to a float to perform.
The Bleeding Love singer wore her curls in a high ponytail and rocked a glamorous make up look for the Thanksgiving fun.
And joining her was the ultimate soul diva Diana Ross who seemed to stick to the unofficial white fur dress code.
The Chained Reaction legend, 74, waved at the crowds who had flocked to the 92nd annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Diana wore her locks curly and wild as she greeted the thousands of spectators who had braved the chilly below-freezing temperatures to attend the iconic event.
The superstar looked thrilled to perform at the parade despite the icy conditions.
And Rita Ora represented Blighty with her performance on one of the 26 floats in New York City.
The popstar didn't seem to get the white furcoat memo and opted for an eccentric, black shiny puffa jacket instead.
The Let You Love Me songstress added a touch of glam with chandelier earrings, her trademark red lippie and a bouncy blow dry.
She was seen getting pally with Ronald McDonald at the family-friendly festivities.
And John Legend got in on the action - taking selfies with members from the twelve marching bands.
The crooner - who also performed at the parade - rocked a festive look in tartan trews, a bright red coat and a grey bobble hat.
The parade takes place every year in New York on Thanksgiving - which is always the fourth Thursday of November.
This year 16 giant character balloons - including Pikachu, Power Rangers, Charlie Brown and Tom Turkey - made their way down the route which kicks off at West 77th Street and Central Park West and ends on on West 34th Street and Sixth Avenue, stopping in front of Macy’s Herald Square.
As well as those, there were 43 novelty balloons,multiple balloonicles and balloonheads, 26 floats, 1,200 cheerleaders and over 1,000 clowns.
The parade also featured twelve marching bands as part of the line-up in addition to the celebrity performances.
Former Fifth Harmony member Ally Brooke was among the performers which included: Anika Noni Rose, Ashley Tisdale, Bad Bunny, Barenaked Ladies, Bazzi, Brynn Cartelli, Carly Pearce, Diana Ross and family, and Ella Mai.
Others included: Jack & Jack, John Legend, Kane Brown, Leona Lewis, Mackenzie Ziegler and Johnny Orlando, Martina McBride, Pentatonix, Rita Ora, Sugarland, and Tegan Marie.
Joining the giant character balloon line-up this year was the famed Saiyan warrior Goku from “Dragon Ball Super: Broly.”
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