She is known for her sensational work wardrobe.
And Myleene Klass didn’t disappoint on Thursday, as she donned a chic ensemble as she left Smooth FM Studios in London.
The 44-year-old presenter showed off her sensational style in a lace black cami and white pants, which she teamed with a pair of black sandals as she strutted down the street.
Stylish: Myleene Klass looked sensational in a chic ensemble as she left Smooth FM Studios in London on Thursday
Myleene accessorised with a fashion forward Gucci belt, several chunky gold necklaces, earrings and a matching watch.
She carried a black bag and shielded her eyes from the sun with white-rimmed sunglasses.
The natural beauty wore her brunette locks in two braids while sporting a bronze makeup palette.
Stunning: The natural beauty wore her brunette locks in two braids while sporting a bronze makeup palette
This comes as the brunette beauty has been busy promoting her new book, which has been described as a “practical guide packed with essential skills and knowledge”.
Myleene recently promoted her book on social media, stressing the importance of teaching first aid courses in schools after saving her two daughters from choking.
She recalled the moment she was caught off guard when her daughter Ava, 14, choked on calamari while on vacation four years ago, and when Hero, 11, stuck a plastic star down her throat at 18 months.
Wow! The 44-year-old presenter showed off her sensational style in a lace black cami and white pants, which she teamed with a pair of black sandals as she strutted down the street
Excerpts of the book were published in The Sun ahead of its publication, with the singer outlining the importance of basic survival skills in the text.
She wrote: “A few years ago we were relaxing on vacation and my defenses were down so I didn’t realize it right away when Ava started choking on calamari.
“Hero choked on a small plastic star when he was a year and a half.”
Better safe than sorry: It comes after excerpts of her pre-release book were published in The Sun, with the singer outlining the importance of basic survival skills in the text
The radio host went on to describe what to do if someone is choking and even shared a step-by-step guide on how to perform CPR.
Myleene’s book also goes into treating jellyfish stings and recognizing the signs of a stroke.
She also reminds people to “stop, drop and roll” when they’re engulfed in flames, and recalls the moment she leaped to the rescue of a woman when her hair extensions were released in one of her classic Albums caught fire, and when the same thing happened, it happened to a member of a rival pop band in a nightclub.
Former I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! campmate has also shared their advice in some handy explainer videos Twitterrecreate emergency scenarios with her children.
In a post to her 430,000 followers last month, Myleene spoke about the importance of being prepared for dangerous situations.
She wrote: “Just found out yesterday we helped a mother save her baby’s life after she saw our video about suffocation. We are all very emotional and relieved after hearing this news.
Scary: As well as emphasizing the importance of teaching first aid in schools after saving her two daughters from choking (pictured: her children learning CPR)
“All my safety videos are on TikTok but are also posted here. My book contains all of this information BUT *DISCLAIMER* This is a DEMONSTRATION. DO NOT attempt this on someone who does not require actual CPR. Stay safe, informed and empowered.
‘NB. Ventilation is most relevant for children in terms of CPR as the majority of accidents requiring/using it occur near water/pools.’
Myleene, who also shares Apollo, two, with beau Simon Motson, has in the past been vocal about the importance of teaching first aid in schools and was part of an awareness campaign with St John Ambulance last year.
Family: Last month Myleene spoke about the importance of being prepared for dangerous situations (pictured with daughters Ava and Hero and son Apollo, two)