Angel or devil? Vicky Pattinson puts on a sultry show in a white bodysuit before changing into a red latex leotard and horns for sexy Halloween looks
It’s officially Halloween on Monday.
But the stars have been showing off their Halloween costumes this weekend, including Vicky Pattinson, who looked very sexy in her outfit.
The former Geordie Shore star, 34, dressed up as angel and devil for the celebration, donning a white bodysuit and halo for the first look.
Angel or devil? Vicky Pattinson looked sultry in a white bodysuit and halo (pictured) before donning a red latex leotard and horns for her sexy Halloween looks on Saturday
She showed off her gorgeous figure in the skimpy number, which she paired with long white PVC boots and wings to become an angel.
For her second and high-contrast devil look, she sported red horns and a latex leotard, while ramping up the glamor with a smoky eye and red lips.
Wearing her brunette tresses in perfectly shiny waves, she wrote “angel or devil” in the caption with the two corresponding emojis.
Stunning: For her second and contrasting devil look, she sported red horns and a latex leotard, while ramping up the glamor with a smoky eye and red lips
Halloween: She wore her brunette tresses in perfectly shiny waves and wrote “angel or devil” in the caption with the two corresponding emojis
It comes after Vicky announced last week that she had to withdraw from presenting on the red carpet at the Pride Of Britain Awards due to illness.
The star took to her Instagram Stories on Monday to share the news that she would not be appearing at London’s Grosvenor House later in the day.
She revealed she had been feeling “horrific” on Sunday and initially thought she was “hungover” before spending the evening in “aches and pains” and “a raging headache”.
Vicky said she was “absolutely disappointed” to miss the annual awards ceremony after contracting an upset stomach, but sent her well wishes to her co-host Sam Thompson, who hosts Facebook Live.
Oh man! It comes after Vicky announced last week that she had to withdraw from presenting on the red carpet at the Pride Of Britain Awards due to illness
Vicky wrote: “I’m so sad… I caught this bug walking around – I spent all of last night throwing up and [poop emoji]. Now I’m in pain and a raging headache.
“I won’t be making it to @prideofbritain and I’m absolutely devastated. Especially considering I had the incredible opportunity to present on the red carpet.”
“Good luck to all the incredibly deserving nominees. They are all heroes and truly the pride of Britain,” she added.
“And I hope my little presenting buddy Sam Thompson smashes it… I know you will.”
Illness: She revealed she had been feeling “horrible” on Sunday and initially thought she was “hangover” before spending the evening with “pains” and “a raging headache”.
The annual Pride of Britain Awards returned for the 23rd time at London’s Grosvenor House on Monday, with Carol Vorderman and Ashley Banjo co-hosting the star-studded event.
The ceremony, which has been held since 1999, honors the achievements of truly remarkable people from across Britain and all walks of life, who have been nominated by members of the public.
After a shortlist was drawn up from thousands of entries, the winners were selected by the Pride of Britain panel of judges.
Although the ceremony took place on Monday night, it was broadcast on ITV on Thursday 27 October at 8pm.
Carol, who has hosted the event for 23 years since 1999, previously said: “We’re going to have 12 incredible winners again this year but it’s difficult for the judges because we have thousands of nominations and anyone on the shortlist could easily win. ‘
The Pride Of Britain awards honored winners in eight categories; TSB Community Hero Award, ITV Fundraiser of the Year, Good Morning Britain Young Fundraiser of the Year, This Morning Emergency Services Award, Outstanding Bravery, Child/Teenager of Courage, Lifetime Achievement and Special Recognition.
Unwell: The star took to her Instagram Stories on Monday to share the news that she would not be appearing at London’s Grosvenor House later in the day