British pop star Lily Allen lit up Paris on Friday night - flouting French laws by smoking on stage. The "Smile" singer played at the city's Le Zenith venue but refused to comply with the country's anti-tobacco rules by chain-smoking her way through the set.

French politicians outlawed smoking in public places, including bars, cafes and concert venues in 2008 and Allen's slip could leave her facing a fine of up to $617, while bosses at the venue could be made to pay out up to $1,028.

Allen has previously professed her love for cigarettes, admitting she doesn't want to kick the habit any time soon: "I love smoking. I don't really want to say it... but I do."

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