Holly Willoughby exuded elegance in a plunging bodycon dress as she departed the European premiere of Better Man arm in arm with Shiarra Bell on Wednesday night.
The presenter, 43, enjoyed a girls’ night out with her closest pals, including Robbie Williams’ ex Nicole Appleton.
After letting her hair down at the star-studded premiere, Holly looked in high spirits as she left the Odeon at Leicester Square in the Bardot Brooklyn Diamante Midi Dress.
For the movie premiere – which tells Robbie Williams’ life story – Holly sported a stunning black velvet figure-hugging dress, complete with diamante lining and a plunging neckline.
Her best pal Shiarra wore a satin off-white blouse and black vinyl trousers, while Nicole wore a dazzling red glitzy gown.
Holly joined All Saints star Nicole and her sister Natalie Appleton as well as too other friends.
Holly Willoughby, 43, exuded elegance in a plunging bodycon dress as she departed the European premiere of Better Man arm in arm with Shiarra Bell (L) on Wednesday night
After letting her hair down at the star-studded premiere, Holly looked in high spirits as she left the Odeon at Leicester Square
It is only her second red carpet appearance since her stalker Gavin Plumb was jailed for his kidnap, rape and murder plot, after she attended the National Television Awards in September.
It comes a day after she left fans in hysterics with a hilarious social media clip on Tuesday as she played with a family member inside a lavish show home – after relocating from her own £3million family mansion.
Holly moved out of her old property in September, two months after Plumb was jailed.
The TV star, who stepped down from presenting This Morning last year, appeared in a fun Instagram clip playing the festival game Box Bollen with her niece Mabel.
She had a go at tackling the game in the living room, which boasted swish white carpets, cream walls, and a huge widescreen TV, but it is believed to have been filmed in a show-home.
She captioned the post: ‘I just played @boxbollen for the very first time and ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT! It’s the perfect gift. Go to @boxbollen to order for Christmas!’
In the comments of the post, several of Holly’s fans questioned whether it was her daughter Belle that featured in the post, but in reality it was her niece.
Holly stepped down from presenting This Morning after 14 years on the show due to the terrifying kidnap threat and subsequently took time out from the spotlight.
For the movie premiere – which tells Robbie Williams’ life story – Holly sported a stunning black velvet figure-hugging dress, complete with diamante lining and a plunging neckline
The presenter enjoyed a girls’ night out with her closest pals, including Robbie Williams’ ex Nicole Appleton (pictured)
Holly joined All Saints star Nicole (M) and her sister Natalie Appleton (second from right) as well as too other friends (Shiarra pictured left)
Holly also met up with close friend Leigh Francis, 51
Holly sat next to Nicole and her husband Stephen Haines
Holly left fans in hysterics with a hilarious social media clip on Tuesday as she played with a family member in a lavish showhome – after relocating from her £3 million family mansion
But in a sign that she may be moving past the horror ordeal and starting fresh, Holly relocated from her old family home earlier this year, according to The Sun.
Pictures obtained by the publication saw removal vans outside the six-bed London property – where Holly has lived for 10 years.
A source said: ‘The house was central to Plumb’s terrifying plot. It can never feel the same again for Holly and her family. She just wants to move on and put this all behind her.’
MailOnline contacted Holly’s representatives for comment at the time.
After Holly’s stalker Gavin was sentenced, she released an empowering statement, thanking the police and her legal team who brought him to justice.
She said: ‘As women we should not be made to feel unsafe going about our daily lives and in our own homes.
‘I will forever be grateful to the undercover police officer who understood the imminent threat, and to the Metropolitan and Essex police forces for their swift response.
‘Thank you to the Crown Prosecution Service, the Rt Hon Mr Justice Murray, Alison Morgan KC, the members of the jury and all involved in this case for ensuring that justice was done and that the defendant will not be able to harm any more women.
‘I would also like to commend the bravery of his previous victims for speaking up at the time. Without their bravery this conviction may not have been possible.’
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