As Carol Vorderman strutted her stuff in her red PVC dress for a night out on the town with her co-stars, fans swooned.
Taking to Instagram on Tuesday , Carol shared a slew of snaps from the swanky ITV Palooza . Carol was one of many stars at the party and, as expected, her look turned heads.
In addition to the racy dress, the aged beauty paired it with a semi-sheer coat embellished with silver sequins.
Carol wore a full face of glam and captioned the picture: “On my way to @itv Palooza…”.
She was praised for her PVC ensemble by fans who rushed to the comment section where they said: “Yummy.”
Another raved: “Those hips and that dress! Very kinky.”
An additional follower concurred and wrote: “You are a knockout Carol!”
Another commented: “You are a stunning lady!”
Last weekend, Carol Vorderman showed off her perfect figure in a sweaty attempt at the gym as she stunned netizens.
In a tight outfit, Carol looks sensational in the hot clip, showing off her best moves and exuding confidence.
Carol revealed her sensational figure while squeezing her famous curves into a tight gym top and tight leggings.
She captioned the photo: “Gym sesh. Love a little sesh.”
In the comments section of her gym post, fans were quick to praise her. One person said: “Wowzers woman! The best bum I have ever seen!”
Another gushed: “Wowzers woman! The best bum ever!”
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About Carol Vorderman :
The British broadcaster Carol Jean Vorderman, MBE HonFIET (born 24 December 1960), is also a writer and media personality. She joined Channel 4 in 1982 and appeared on Countdown with Richard Whiteley until his death in 2005, then later with Des Lynam and Des O’Connor until 2008, when she left.
Vorderman was honoured as a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for services to broadcasting in the Queen’s Birthday Honours in June 2000. She has also worked as a newspaper columnist and nominal author of educational and diet books.