The mum-of-two continued: "Things aren't so bad at the moment, we're allowed to sit around the pool, and we've positioned ourselves at the easiest exit to get to the underground area that's a safe space, should things change.

"Just saying hello, really, and I'll keep you updated, take care," Denise concluded.

The chart-topper's comment section was then inundated with well-wishes from her Instagram followers, as one penned: "Lots of love and glad to hear you’re doing ok. Stay safe."

Another concerned fan added: "Jeez, this must be a bit unsettling. Thinking of you!" As a third echoed: "Keep safe. Take care, hopefully you will be home soon x."

"Stay safe, hope you can get back soon," said one. "Sending loads of love xx Thinking about you, and hope it all settles down soon, take care Denise." added a fifth.

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Dubai is a popular holiday destination for Brits, with thousands of British expats living in the United Arab Emirates.

Officials at the Foreign Office are understood to be working on planes for potential evacuation routes should airspace in the Gulf remain closed.

British nationals are currently being advised to stay where they are and follow the instructions of local authorities and monitor the Foreign Office’s travel advice.

In a statement published on X/Twitter, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) said: "British nationals in Bahrain, Israel, Palestine, Qatar and United Arab Emirates can register their presence to receive direct updates from the FCDO on the situation in the Middle East.

"You should continue to follow travel advice and the advice of the local authorities."