Jenni Falconer showcases her slender pins in mesh cut-out leggings as she keeps active with a solo jog amid coronavirus lockdown
She’s a TV presenter and radio presenter who is known for her passion for running.
And Jenni Falconer appeared in a jovial mood as she enjoyed a jog around London following her presenting role on Smooth radio on Friday.
The Scottish beauty, 44, showcased her slender pins in black cut-out mesh leggings as she made the most of the government’s exception for exercise amid the country’s lockdown.
Keeping fit: Jenni Falconer appeared in a jovial mood as she enjoyed a jog around London following her presenting role on Smooth radio on Friday
Jenni teamed her sports leggings with a navy blue jumper and black trainers and carried her essentials in a black rucksack.
She appeared to wear little make-up for the outing, while her cropped blonde locks were left loose.
The star left her headphones to hang over her shoulders and busied hersself on her phone as she walked.
In an Instagram post shared on Friday, Jenni informed her fans that sportswear was her ‘uniform’ this week as she’d been going for a run following her shift.
Alongside a snap of her in her sporty outfit, she penned: ‘Finally made it to Friday. All week my uniform for work has consisted of athleisurewear as I’ve been running home afterwards. Today is no different. Sports attire all the way.!’
Jenni has been married to James Midgley since 2010 and they welcomed daughter Ella, into the world in 2011.
Jamie is a father of two son Sidney, 11, and Kit, 9, with his ex-wife Sophie Siegle who he married in 2007.
Last year, Jenni opened up about the painful effects of living with Raynaud’s disease by posting a picture of her blood-deprived fingers on Instagram.
Sporty attire: Jenni teamed her sports leggings with a navy blue jumper and black trainers and carried her essentials in a black rucksack
Fitness fanatic: She appeared to wear little make-up for the outing, while her cropped blonde locks were left loose
Taking to the social media platform Jenni wrote: ‘Bring back the warm sunshine.
‘Yesterday it was perfect; a relatively warm, sunny day wIth little breeze. Today in comparison is so cold and damp that it literally chills my bones.
‘If you suffer from Raynaud’s Phenomenon, then this sight will be something you might totally relate to.’
The condition, which affects blood circulation within the body, can cause fingers and toes to change colour and can lead to pain, numbness, pins and needles and difficulty in movement.
Attire: In an Instagram post shared on Friday, Jenni informed her fans that sportswear was her ‘uniform’ this week as she’d been going for a run following her shift