Lily Allen has confirmed she's returning to work after receiving treatment at a trauma clinic.
The 39-year-old singer checked herself into a US facility after revealing she was close to a nervous breakdown following her split from husband David Harbour.
On Sunday Lily took to Instagram Stories and posted a photo of her posing alongside her Miss Me? podcast co-host Miquita Oliver.
To accompany the photo, Miquita recorded an audio piece informing fans that Lily will be back on the BBC Sounds show next week.
"So, next week's Miss Me? is a very special episode. We are going to actually turn into a pirate radio station for one night only on the BBC to welcome home the return of Miss Lily Allen," Miquita revealed. "That's right, she coming home! She's coming home."
Miquita went on to promise that Lily's return will be warmly celebrated when they reunite to record the latest episode of their popular podcast.
She also urged listeners to join the pair and "welcome home" the Smile singer in style.
"And we will be discussing for Lily Allen's return the theme for next week's 'Listen B***h,' which is... things to do before you die," she continued. "So many things to do before we die, and as you get older you realise you might not do all of them. And that's okay. Send voicenotes to phone number, let's welcome home our baby properly."
Lily recently spent time at a US trauma clinic following the end of her four-year marriage to Stranger Things actor David.
In mid-January, the star confirmed she would be taking a break from work.
Lily told her podcast listeners, "I'll see you on the other side. Hopefully I'll be in a better place."
As part of her treatment, she is believed to have handed over her mobile phone, taken part in one-on-one therapy sessions and group counselling, and enjoyed regular countryside walks.
Last week, Lily sparked speculation she could be working on new music after sharing a photo of herself wearing headphones and looking at a notebook as she posed with US singer-songwriter Chloe Angelides.
"Working late......" she titled the image.
