Mary J. Blige dines at members only club Zero Bond in NYC… after teasing 'three new singles'

Nine-time Grammy winner Mary J. Blige donned nude PVC pants to dine at private members-only club Zero Bond in Manhattan’s NoHo neighborhood on Wednesday night.

The 50-year-old queen of hip-hop soul also rocked a matching clutch, knee-high boots, brown Gucci belt, white fuzzy jacket, and leopard print beret for her night out.

Zero Bond opened in October 2020 by 1 Oak founder Scott Sartiano and features a two-story, 20K-square-foot space for around 2K members.  

Private members-only club: Nine-time Grammy winner Mary J. Blige donned nude PVC pants to dine at Zero Bond in Manhattan’s NoHo neighborhood on Wednesday night

The ‘rigorous’ process of being a member involves $3K annual membership dues on top of varying initiation fees (depending on your age) as well as a letter of recommendation from a current member.

Members bringing the mandatory ‘cool’ factor on Wednesday also included Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary and former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie.

Mary’s street sighting came two days after she revealed her postponed untitled 14th studio album will finally drop in January.

‘Yes, I have new music coming this month. Three new singles coming,’ Blige told WGN News.     

Werrrk! The 50-year-old queen of hip-hop soul also rocked a matching clutch, knee-high boots, brown Gucci belt, white fuzzy jacket, and leopard print beret for her night out

$3K annual membership dues! Zero Bond opened in October 2020 by 1 Oak founder Scott Sartiano and features a two-story, 20K-square-foot space for around 2K members

Initiation fees based on age: Members bringing the mandatory ‘cool’ factor on Wednesday also included Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary (L) and former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (R)

‘And an album coming in January following. So, just keep an ear to the streets for November.’

The Bronx-born R&B belter reprises her role as drug cartel queenpin Monet Stewart Tejada in the second season of Power Book II: Ghost, which premieres November 21 on Starz.

When asked what it’s like to work with executive producer and castmate 50 Cent, Mary gushed: ’50 is one of the smartest men I know in the business…He’s real. Really, really real. It’s a blessing to be on his team like this.’  

Exciting! Mary’s street sighting came two days after she revealed her postponed untitled 14th studio album will finally drop in January

Blige told WGN News: ‘Yes, I have new music coming this month. Three new singles coming and an album coming in January following. So, just keep an ear to the streets for November’

Premieres November 21 on Starz! The Bronx-born R&B belter reprises her role as drug cartel queenpin Monet Stewart Tejada in the second season of Power Book II: Ghost

When asked what it’s like to work with executive producer and castmate 50 Cent, Mary gushed: ’50 is one of the smartest men I know in the business…He’s real. Really, really real. It’s a blessing to be on his team like this’

But first, Blige will put her three-octave mezzo-soprano pipes to good use at Barclays Center in Brooklyn on November 18 with special guest D-Nice.

‘It’s almost time for me to hit the stage again!’ the Respect actress – who boasts 23.4M social media followers – tweeted Tuesday.

‘I am so excited to see everyone! Hope to see you all there!’

‘Hope to see you all there!’ But first, Blige will put her three-octave mezzo-soprano pipes to good use at Barclays Center in Brooklyn on November 18 with special guest D-Nice