Myleene Klass turned heads on Friday as she was snapped putting on a leggy display in hot pants in West London.
The presenter, 47, was pictured as she left Television Centre following an appearance on ITV’s Loose Women.
As she left the studios, Myleene was seen wearing a grey pair of hot pants paired with black leggings as she walked to a nearby car.
The Smooth radio star also wore a turtle neck grey woolen jumper, while she kept warm in a brown fur coat.
Myleene completed her look with black heeled knee-high boots as she boasted a big smile for the cameras despite the cold winter weather.
Just last week Myleene was seen getting into the festive spirit as she left the Smooth Radio Studios after coming off air.
Myleene Klass turned heads on Friday as she was snapped putting on a leggy display in hot pants in West London
As she left the studios, Myleene was snapped wearing a grey pair of hot pants paired with black leggings as she walked to a nearby car
The Smooth radio star completed her look with a turtle neck grey woolen jumper, while she kept warm in a brown fur coat
The mother-of-three turned heads in a red jewel-encrusted mini dress that showed off her sensational figure.
She paired the glamorous look with black knee-high boots and kept cosy in sheer black tights.
Adding to the Christmas flair, Myleene accessorised with gold jewellery and topped off the outfit with a playful Santa hat.
She appeared in high spirits as she smiled for the cameras while heading off to her next destination.
Last month Katie Price issued a grovelling apology to Myleene after she branded the star a ‘clone’ in a scathing on-stage dig.
The glamour model, 47, had made the remark about the presenter during her tour with pal Kerry Katona, after learning that Myleene had been awarded an MBE in July.
At the time, Katie compared Myleene to a ‘clone’ as she claimed the star was given the honour for ‘playing the classical piano’ while blasting the TV industry as ‘corrupt.’
But on an episode of her podcast The Katie Price Show, the reality star confessed she wasn’t aware Myleene was actually given the MBE for raising awareness of miscarriages and women’s health.
Myleene completed her look with black heeled knee-high boots as she boasted a big smile for the cameras despite the cold winter weather
The presenter, 47, was pictured as she left Television Centre following an appearance on ITV’s Loose Women
Sharing that she had suffered miscarriages in the past, Katie admitted she ‘commends’ Myleene for her campaigning, and said she ‘sincerely apologised’ to her.
Katie’s sister Sophie first questioned her about her comments while admitting she and their Mum had ‘told her off’ after hearing the remarks.
She said: ‘Right, on my show I’ve just done with Kerry, there was a quote, and it wasn’t aimed at Myleene, an old quote of mine, ”these days anyone can get an MBE but I’ve never been given one when I do a lot for charity and stuff.”
‘And I said people like Myleene Klass, what is she known for? Playing the classical piano, because I don’t read about Myleene, and I’ve met Myleene and I’ve always liked Myleene. I think I did Loose Women with her sometimes, and it wasn’t a direct dig at her.
‘What I’m saying is people like Myleene Klass have the same management as most of the TV people out there, presenters and that, and I call them all the clones, because they all have the same management, and they all come out as if they’re smelling of roses. They’re all under the same umbrella, the same kind of managers.
‘Now I never apologise unless I’m in the wrong. I did not know on my life, now I know why she did get an MBE. She done something about miscarriages, and that’s very close to my heart as I’ve also had miscarriages and at late stages in pregnancy, so I commend her for that and I apologise to her.
‘But I don’t mean it like the clone bit, it’s not that she’s a clone of anyone else, I meant they’re all a clone, they’re all in the same management.
‘So for me, for her to do the miscarriage and stuff, I apologise to her because I didn’t know she did that.’
Katie went on to say: ‘From me to Myleene, I sincerely apologise because it’s a good cause she does it for. Apologies from me, that will teach me for not reading into it, and talking before I knew that she deserved to get an MBE.’
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