Myleene Klass wraps up in a long padded coat as the cheery star heads to Dancing On Ice rehearsals ahead of launch show
She’s set to make her debut on the rink with skate partner Lukasz Rozycki on this year’s Dancing On Ice later this week.
And Myleene Klass ensured she refined her footwork as she was seen heading to rehearsals for the ITV competition show in London on Monday.
The TV and radio presenter, 42, appeared in great spirits as she wrapped up against the chilly climes in a long padded coat.
Busy bee: Myleene Klass ensured she refined her footwork as she was seen heading to Dancing On Ice rehearsals in London on Monday ahead of Sunday’s launch show
Cutting a casual figure, the former Hear’Say singer opted for an all-black look, consisting of a hooded jumper, straight-leg trousers and trainers.
The media personality appeared to bring a change of clothes with her as she carried a massive duffle bag, as well as a bottle of squash.
Injecting a hint of her signature edge to her look, the former model rounded off her appearance with circular-framed shades.
Cheery: The TV and radio presenter, 42, appeared in great spirits as she wrapped up against the chilly climes in a long padded coat
Cutting a casual figure: The former Hear’Say singer opted for an all-black look, consisting of a hooded jumper, straight-leg trousers and trainers
Refreshed: The media personality appeared to bring a change of clothes with her as she carried a massive duffle bag, as well as a bottle of squash
Earlier this month, the broadcaster revealed how grateful she is to be able to take part in the skating show after the nation was plunged into its third lockdown.
The TV star took to the ice rink with her skate partner Lukasz, 41, where she detailed the safety precautions the DOI team have done to ensure the show will go ahead.
Myleene wrote: ‘Feeling supremely grateful to everyone that has kept this show going. The crew, the show, the ice rinks.
‘I’m no longer scared of falling or failing on the ice, I’m just grateful and lucky to be doing it all.
‘If I fall flat on my face, a***e or both, it’s a miracle to be on the ice full stop so thank you for the people keeping it going, so that I might do so!
‘This show has had the least rehearsal/ teaching time in its history which is a testament to everyone still making it happen.’
‘Seriously incredible what everyone has done, make up teams, costume fittings from afar, film crews, logisitics drivers, production, pro skaters living apart from everyone, health and safety.’
ITV reassured fans on Wednesday that the show will be back as planned to provide some entertainment during the latest lockdown, however a few new precautions will be in place including Perspex dividers between the judges and no audience.
Exciting times ahead: The former model is set to make her debut on the rink with skate partner Lukasz Rozycki on this year’s Dancing On Ice later this week