Myleene Klass takes a walk on the wild side in a leopard print dress and coat

She never puts a foot wrong with fashion.

And Myleene Klass took a walk on the wild side on Thursday as she sported a stylish animal print dress and matching coat as she arrived at work to present her Smooth Radio show.

The radio host, 42, strutted her stuff in the head-turning ensemble as she made her way inside the Global Studios building in London. 

Her strappy beige midi dress featured a plunging neckline and highlighted her slender curves. 

Myleene boosted her height with chestnut suede boots while adding a touch of glamour with gold necklaces. 

She framed her visage with oversized gold-rimmed shades and rocked a soft make-up look. 

The outing comes after Myleene recently said that she sees her body in a completely different light after being ‘over-sexualised’ as a young pop star before becoming a mother for the first time. 

Myleene became an overnight success after winning talent show Pop Stars as a member of short-lived manufactured group Hear’Say in 2001.

Racy photoshoots and a memorable bikini-clad appearance on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! would follow, but she admitted the early focus on her body is in stark contrast to how she views herself since becoming a mother.

Appearing on Instagram to launch Tommee Tippee’s Spill The Milk digital series recently, she said: ‘I was in a pop band, and everything was just so overly sexualised. I’ve done lingerie shoots, bikinis, the lot.

‘Then you become a mum, and then suddenly you see your body in a completely different light. I want my daughters to feel body strong, body confident and be respectful to their bodies.’

A proud parent to children Ava, 13, and Hero, nine, with ex Graham Quinn and son Apollo, nineteen months, with fiancé Simon Motson, the presenter admits she has been surprised by the mixed reaction from fans after choosing to breastfeed all three.

She said: ‘When I put up photos of me breastfeeding Apollo I could not believe that we had this [negative] reaction to it.

‘If I was doing moves in a dance video, or like s**t dropping on TikTok, no one would bat an eyelid. When you break it down, it just doesn’t make any sense!’

While she admitted to feeling self-conscious when it came to breastfeeding her daughters in public, she has had a completely different attitude with her son.

‘It’s just been a different experience,’ she said. ‘I feel like I’ve got my confidence and I don’t feel intimidated from a public perspective.’