WATCH: Reform mayor performs self-written song at party conference in bizarre stunt
Dame Andrea Jenkyns walked out on stage at Reform UK's party conference singing her own self-written song 'Insomniac'.
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The Mayor for Greater Lincolnshire came out in a blue, sequinned jumpsuit with a bedazzled Union Jack broach before bursting into her song 'Insomniac' on the first day of the conference held in Birmingham.
She said: “Are this awful Labour government giving you sleepless nights as well?," adding she co-wrote the song 20 years ago with a friend.
Her website says she is a soprano who has been singing since her childhood.
Ms Jenkyns also recorded a pop album named Ilyis back in 2006.
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Here's Andrea Jenkyns forgetting she's not Katherine Jenkins. pic.twitter.com/8LTRFg8WWH
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Elsewhere at conference, party leader Nigel Farage welcomed former Conservative culture secretary Nadine Dorries on to the stage.
Mr Farage said Reform was keen to address its weakness of a lack of government experience.
He said: "I'm pleased to welcome today to the stage a woman who was served in cabinet as culture secretary, a woman who was sold three-and-a-half million books, a woman who has been on I'm a Celebrity, someone from the real world who's worked their way up, been incredibly successful, who actually crosses the boundaries from politician into celebrity."