Lizzie Cundy, 53, puts on a leggy display in a plunging tasseled dress as she heads to Jersey Boys theatre show with pal Bruno Tonioli, 65
She often turns heads as she steps out to glitzy events in glamorous outfits.
And Lizzie Cundy, 53, did just that as she was joined by her friend Bruno Tonioli, 65, for the Jersey Boys press night at the Trafalgar Theatre in London on Tuesday night.
The former WAG put on a leggy display in a racy black dress which featured a plunging neckline, leaving plenty of skin on show.
Glamour puss: Lizzie Cundy, 53, put on a leggy display in a tasseled black dress as she headed to the Jersey Boys press night at the Trafalgar Theatre in London on Tuesday night
Tassels lined the hem of the garment, while studs embellished the bodice of the minidress.
The television personality opted for a pair of red high heeled shoes which she teamed with a matching purse with her highlighted hair resting on her shoulders.
Lizzie looked happy to be out and about with Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno, who has taken the year off from the upcoming series of the BBC ballroom dance contest.
Friends in high places: The former WAG left plenty of skin on show thanks to the plunging neckline of her garment as she was joined by friend Bruno Tonioli, 65
Style queen: The television personality opted for a pair of red high heeled shoes which she teamed with a matching purse with her highlighted hair resting on her shoulders
Bruno looked dapper in a white suit which complemented his silver hair.
He wore a blue shirt which he left open at the collar to give his outfit a more casual look.
The twinkle-toed star wore a pair of black leather boots with cuban heels before he was whisked off in a chauffeur driven car with his pal Lizzie.
Besties: She looked happy to be out and about with Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno, who has taken the year off from the upcoming series of the BBC ballroom dance contest
Twinkle toes: Bruno looked dapper in a white suit which complemented his silver hair while wore a blue shirt which he left open at the collar to give his outfit a more casual look
Once at the theatre, Lizzie posed up a storm for awaiting photographers before she and Bruno chatted to tennis player Andy Murray’s mother Judy.
Judy wore a light blue jumper over a white shirt which she teamed with a pair of denim jeans.
Lizzie recently took to social media to ask her followers if they thought it was right that she was wolf-whistled when out.
Strike a pose: Once at the theatre, Lizzie posed up a storm for awaiting photographers before she and Bruno chatted to tennis player Andy Murray’s mother Judy
Out on the town: Judy wore a light blue jumper over a white shirt which she teamed with a pair of denim jeans
Taking a break: Bruno has taken the year off of this year’s Strictly Come Dancing as he was previously unsure about how the pandemic would hamper his travel abilities
Suited and booted: The professional dancer is expected to return as a judge on the BBC ballroom dance contest next year
‘Is it right for girls to be wolf-whistled ?? My debate on @talkradiouk this evening with the amazing @tvkev . What’s your thoughts ? [sic] And thanks for the pink underwear @victoriassecret #radio #debate #underwear,’ she penned.
Her followers flocked to the comments section, with one writing: ‘I posted out this last week actually . I actually don’t mind, I’m more concerned for when the time comes and I don’t get a second glance from builders or a wolf whistle ! I don’t mind attention me,’ followed by a laughing emoji.
Another chimed in: ‘I love being wolf-whistled. Where can we watch the debate Lizzie?’
One admirer wrote: ‘Well I would certainly give you one!’ attaching a heart-eyed emoji.
However, highlighting a different side to he argument, one user wrote: ‘No not really I think it’s a little disrespectful just how I’ve been brought up.’
Age defying: The ex-wife of former Chelsea footballer Jason Cundy took to Instagram sporting a sexy pink lace bra recently
Discussion: Lizzie captioned her post with a question about wolf-whistling to her followers
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