Amelia Gray Hamlin rocks a crop top and mini skirt at Sister Delilah Belle’s single release party

Amelia Gray Hamlin looked like a proud sister as she arrived at her sister Delilah Belle’s single release party in West Hollywood, California on Friday night.

As she prepared to celebrate the success of her older sister’s debut song, Nothing Lasts Forever, the 21-year-old model beamed on her way to Hotel Ziggy.

For the occasion, the 5’7″ beauty, who made her Vogue cover debut earlier this month, flaunted her toned waist in a black and white printed crop top and matching mini skirt.

She completed her chic look with layers of pearl necklaces, a pair of black thigh-high leather boots and a glossy nude lipstick.

Her famous parents Lisa Rinna and Harry Hamlin were also on hand to support their eldest, 24, as she launches her musical career after making her catwalk debut aged just 17.

Supportive: Amelia Gray Hamlin looked every inch the proud sister as she arrived for her sister Delilah Belle’s single release party in Los Angeles, California on Friday night

Stylish: As she prepared to celebrate the success of her older siblings’ debut track, Nothing Lasts Forever, the 21-year-old model beamed on her way to Hotel Ziggy in West Hollywood

Leggy display: For the occasion, the 1.6m beauty, who recently made her Vogue cover debut, flaunted her toned waist in a black and white patterned crop top and matching mini skirt

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum, 59, walked into the party arm in arm with her longtime love while wearing a blue and pink dress with beautifully embellished parrots on the bodice and a black bucket hat.

Photographer Maddie Young, who attended the party, shared photos of Delilah inside on her Instagram Story as she had a blast dancing, posing for photos and enjoying a slice of pizza.

Delilah, who currently has 1.9 million followers on Instagram, released her first song and a sultry music video on St. Patrick’s Day.

During an interview with Flaunt Magazine last year, she expressed that over the years, “I’ve learned that music and writing are really my creative outlets, and they’re ways for me to open up about my struggles and hopefully them.” to share with people through music.’

The music artist added that she has “always loved singing” and that “at a young age I was in choir, musical theater and singing classes. I thought I would go into R&B, but I think music is a journey and my genre might change in the future.”

Hamlin then spoke about the genre of music she created, revealing, “From now on we’re going with ‘ethereal pop’ — I made that up.”

Delilah then told the outlet, “I’m currently working on an album. I think you will hopefully hear a single for the first time early next year.’

In early January this year, the model hinted that she was hard at work on new music when she uploaded a series of photos that included a snap of her recording a track in a studio.

Close family: Her famous parents Lisa Rinna and Harry Hamlin were also on hand to support their eldest, 24, as she launches her musical career after making her catwalk debut aged just 17

All together! Rinna posted a cute picture with her husband and girls with the caption: “Love my fam”

Delilah was seen inside having a blast dancing and posing for photos

Sizzling: The singer wore a black mini dress to her star-studded party

Big night: Guests sat in front of plates with a single red rose and handwritten heart-shaped name tags

Speaking to Euphoria Magazine in 2021, Hamlin also opened up about her love of music but how she put her passion on hold to pursue modeling in the fashion industry.

“I’ve always loved to sing, you know, always sung in school and singing classes, drama classes and so on when I was younger. But then as I got older and started modeling, I kind of took a step back,” Delilah admitted.

“I’ve never really felt safe going into the music world because I was just starting to learn about the modeling world,” she said, “that was a lot.”

“I think that lately I’ve become more confident in what I want to do. So I worked on music,” said the beauty.

Yum: Amelia enjoyed a slice of pizza at the party

Mixture: The singer was spotted taking photos with guests

Proud mom: Rinna beamed with pride as she supported her eldest child

Very cool: The party was decorated with purple balloons and posters from Delilah

Glamorous: The model dressed to impress as she celebrated her big sister

Also in early January, the music artist opened up about her health struggles and chronic illnesses while sharing a photo of herself receiving an IV.

She had written, “For the past several years I have struggled with autoimmune/chronic disease issues which I have quietly battled and overcome.” According to People, some of the health issues include Lyme disease and the Epstein-Barr virus, which can cause infectious mononucleosis.

“It was definitely tough, both mentally and physically. I’ve kind of stayed silent because I don’t want to be cast in a ‘sick’ role,” the star continued. “I’ve experienced a lot, overcome a lot, and I know I’m going through this for a reason, and that reason is to share with you what I’ve been through and what I’ve learned.”

She then quoted preacher Joel Osteen: “If you feel the pressure is too much, it’s because you are stronger than you think.” She later added, “It may seem unbearable, but the fact that God allowed it means you can handle it.’

Delilah notably had an accidental overdose in November 2021 when she mixed a prescription and Benadryl. She also disclosed that she was addicted to Xanax and claimed her psychiatrist overprescribed her, according to the publication.

In early February last year, the talented beauty revealed to her followers that she was already six months sober.

Finally! Delilah, who currently has 1.9 million followers on Instagram, released her first song and a sultry music video on St. Patrick’s Day

Hard work: During an interview with Flaunt Magazine last year, she expressed that over the years: ‘I’ve learned that music and writing are really my creative outlets, and they’re ways for me to open up about my struggles , and hopefully share with people through music’