Ashley Roberts is a ray of sunshine in a yellow off-shoulder dress and matching heels

She has been presenting her Heart FM breakfast show showbiz segment throughout the coronavirus lockdown.

And Ashley Roberts scored yet another work wardrobe win as she left the Global Radio studios in central London on Tuesday morning.

The Pussycat Dolls star, 38, looked every inch a ray of sunshine in a yellow off-shoulder tiered-hem dress by high street brand River Island as she headed home from her show. 

The radio presenter mixed low-key with high-end as she teamed the garment with a £1,490 Saint Laurent handbag with a gold chain strap.

Ashley completed her ensemble with matching yellow stiletto heels and a pair of tortoiseshell rim sunglasses as she stepped out in the capital. 

The singer and dancer left her blonde locks loose and opted for natural make-up to accentuate her striking features. 

Ashley’s appearance comes after she revealed she is open to the idea of adopting a child in the future.

Speaking in an interview with Fabulous magazine over the weekend, she said: ‘I’m definitely open to the idea of adoption. 

‘You just never know what the future is going to bring and the most important thing is to be happy and, whether my body naturally has kids or not, we’ll see what life brings. I’m definitely open to that.’ 

Ashley also reflected on dating following her split from Italian Strictly Come Dancing professional Giovanni Pernice, 29. 

The couple called time on their year-long romance in January after meeting during Ashley’s stint on the BBC One dance competition in late 2018.

She said: ‘I’m good on my own, though. I’m pretty independent. It’s nice to have that connection with someone, but at the moment lockdown is still [effectively] here, so “me” is where it is.’ 

She said about dating in lockdown: ‘You can get to know someone a bit more before other “things” can happen… perhaps that’s something that’s positive. We’ll see.’ 

Ashley previously revealed she tried to freeze her eggs a couple of years ago, but the process didn’t work. 

Speaking on her Heart Breakfast show in January, the singer and dancer admitted it was a ‘tough’ experience to go through.

Ashley said: ‘I tried to freeze my eggs actually a couple of years ago, and I had the bruises and was injecting my stomach and it’s awful.

‘Yeah, all the hormones and everything. It actually didn’t work for me which I wasn’t fully aware that that could even happen… it’s a tough time.’ 

Freezing allows women to store their eggs at a young age so they can be used in IVF when they want a family. This gives a greater chance of conceiving as the quality of the eggs they produce as they get older gradually deteriorates.

Fewer than a fifth of women are able to have a baby after using frozen eggs, according to the fertility watchdog, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA).