Why Spaghetti Junction is a special place for Lady Leshurr
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She’s the bubbly Birmingham singer who has a won a legion of fans with her passion and talent for music.
Lady Leshurr rose to fame with her Queen’s Speech series of freestyles and gained over a million followers on YouTube.
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Hide AdYou can catch the 34 year-old on BBC Two coaching musicians aged over 64 ahead of a gig at the Isle of Wight Festival in Rock Till We Drop with Martin Kemp.
And if you’re driving into Birmingham you can also catch a mural of her painted onto a concrete bollard at Spaghetti Junction.
The street art shows Lady Leshurr smiling happily dressed in a stylish black dress.
The rapper, who grew up in Kingshurst, Solihull, posted about it on Saturday (March 19) saying: Someone drew a pic of me at the Spaghetti Junction as you enter Brum & My heart is warmed #0121”
The post has been liked more than 5,500 times already.
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Many of Lady Leshurr’s followers have commented saying how much they love the mural too.
The artist has not been officially named. But one of Lady Leshurr’s followers said: “I seen Donny putting it up in the morning like three weeks ago.”
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