Ashley Roberts brings some sparkle to work in a cream mini suit with sequin shell embellishments and killer heels
Ashley Roberts was clearly feeling festive on Thursday when she headed to work at Heart FM radio in Leicester Square.
The Pussycat Doll, 39, wore a cream suit consisting of a blazer and mini skirt which had gold sequin shell embellishments running throughout.
She teamed it with a contrasting black jumper and tights and completed her look with some black heels.
Knock out: Ashley Roberts brought some sparkle to work at Heart FM radio on Thursday in a cream mini suit with sequin shell embellishments and killer heels
Ashley injected an 80s vibe to her look, wearing her blonde locks in a half-up half-down style and securing in place with a gold velvet scrunchie.
She also added every celebrity’s face accessory, some round sunglasses.
Once inside the studios, Ashley shared a glimpse of her view which included the London Eye, as she filmed out of the window.
Don’t tell Carrie Bradshaw: Ashley injected an 80s vibe to her look, wearing her blonde locks in a half-up half-down style and securing in place with a gold velvet scrunchie
Earlier this month, the Ashley revealed she was told as a teenager she’d eventually become rich and famous.
The dancer recalled on Heart’s Showbiz Hub podcast: ‘When I was about 18 a psychic told me I would be at the Grammys…
‘At that point I wasn’t singing, I’d just moved to Los Angeles. I looked at her like, “OK girl, you’re crazy, thanks so much”.
Mix and match: She teamed it with a contrasting black jumper and tights and completed her look with some black heels
Good one: Earlier this month, the Ashley revealed she was told as a teenager she’d eventually become rich and famous
‘Six or seven years later I’m sat with the girls at the Grammys and we’re nominated for an award.’
The Pussycat Dolls were poised to embark on their much-anticipated world tour earlier this year, but the chart-topping girl group had to scrap their plans due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Ashley previously described the delay to their much-hyped comeback as being a bit ‘comical’.
The radio star explained: ‘Covid came in and said: “Er, no, no!” to everything.
‘We waited 10 years to get this reunion off the ground and so it’s actually comical. But it’s for the best because everyone’s safety is what matters most.’
The group were ultimately forced to accept that their tour won’t happen until 2021 at the earliest.
She said: ‘At that point I wasn’t singing, I’d just moved to Los Angeles. I looked at her like, “OK girl, you’re crazy, thanks so much”‘