Myleene Klass wraps up warm in a burgundy vibe with a black bomber jacket and scarf as she leaves the Smooth radio studios

Myleene Klass pulled off a flawless winter look in a burgundy co-ord and stylish black aviator jacket as she left the Smooth radio studios.

The former Hear’Say singer, 46, once again proved her impeccable fashion sense by adding a Skechers baseball cap which she wore underneath a black scarf.

The chilly weather didn’t stop the presenter from making a stylish outing as she added burgundy gloves and a chic nude Chanel quilted bag to her look.

The sporty ensemble included a skin-tight crop top and leggings, which enhanced Myleene’s toned frame – but kept it cozy in a pair of sneakers.

The former model styled her locks in two braids that were barely visible under the scarf as she stopped to flash a gracious beam on her way out.

Earlier this week, the I’m A Celebrity icon shared a video montage of her recent family reunion in Thailand on Instagram.

The TV star looked happier than ever as she enjoyed some winter sun with her fiance Simon Motson, little sister Jessie and three children Ava, Hero and Apollo.

In the Instagram reel, the beauty turned up the heat in a red-hot Heidi Klein bikini as she enjoyed a day out on a boat.

Elsewhere in the clip, Myleene posed with Simon as the group filled in the fun with boat rides, swimming in the pool, kickboxing lessons and plenty of delicious treats at food markets.

“Take me to the beach. Our family reunion in Thailand. So much to celebrate together,” a happy Myleene captioned the post.

The star then took to her Instagram stories and posted a photo of her emotional goodbye to her younger sister after they spent a week together.

TV and radio producer Jessie lives in Australia and Myleene reveals they chose Thailand to meet for a long-awaited reunion.

Posting a farewell selfie, Myleene wrote: ‘I have a red nose as my sister just gave a farewell speech. I’m the ugly crier of the family. She goes back to Oz and us back to the UK.

She captioned the photo “Class girls on tour” as the lookalike sisters smiled for the camera.

Myleene is the proud daughter of immigrant parents. She and Jessie were raised by their mother Magdalena and father Oscar in Norfolk.

Oscar, of Austrian descent, is a retired Royal Navy captain who retrained as a plumber, while Magdalena, who is Filipino, was a nurse.

Last week, Myleene thanked her fans for their support as she was recognized in this year’s New Year’s Awards for services to women’s health, abortion awareness and to charity.

The TV host has become a prominent campaigner after her own experience of four miscarriages.

Taking to Instagram, she took a moment to show gratitude to her followers and said she is even more determined to use her platform to raise awareness.

She said: ‘Greetings from Thailand, it’s very late here at the moment. We’re seven hours ahead and I’m currently in my smart interview shirt with my beach shorts on because I’ve been to the beach with my family today.

‘I’m currently doing interviews back in the UK in real time because I wanted to share something really important with you, really special.

‘Today in the New Years Honors list I have been recognized for an MBE. I am now officially Myleene Klass MBE.

‘I’ll put it on stationary. I wonder if I can get it in my passport.

“All this to say that the MBE is for my services to abortion and campaigning, working with Tommy’s, making sure women’s fertility is dealt with in Parliament and just making sure every woman and baby gets over the finish line and I don’t want stop I won’t stop

‘I am even more determined to now be able to use my platform to call for change and to get the care that these women and these babies so rightfully deserve.

‘Thank you so much to everyone who has supported me. I will continue to call for change. And to the babies who went before us, know that this mama will continue to fight and make sure your voices are heard until we are reunited again.

‘So thank you for all your love, all your support from Myleene Klass MBE and Happy New Year.’

Myleene has campaigned for changes to women’s health policy and has advocated earlier support for women rather than waiting until they have experienced three miscarriages.

Her efforts have focused on improving abortion care and raising awareness of the emotional and heartbreaking loss of a baby.

The musician has used his platform to push for government reforms and has played a key role in ensuring baby loss is treated as a critical health issue.

If you have been affected by this story, visit www.miscarriageassociation.org.uk or call 01924 200 799.