Billie Faiers looks stunning as she flashes her legs in daring thigh-split dress
BILLIE Faiers looked sensational in a thigh-high split dress paired with skyscraper heels.
The former TOWIE star, 33, oozed elegance in the cream satin maxi gown which featured a stylish halterneck design.
A split up the right side gave a flash at the mum of three’s toned legs yet she kept things sophisticated with silver shoes and huge sparkling earrings.
Billie tied her blonde hair in a low bun and kept her make-up fresh so her dress could command all the attention.
Yet the Mummy Diaries star added a pop of colour with a yellow handbag.
She flashed a beaming smile as she braved the rain for the Licensing Awards.
Billie is back on home turf after her lavish £800 a night holiday with husband Greg, 38, and their kids.
She was holiday-shamed for the pricey trip after she took to Instagram to post the photo showing her and Greg posing with Nelly, nine, Arthur, six, and eight-month-old Margot.
One replied: “Still have enough holidays surely that’s worth all the ‘hard work’.”
Another said: “I’ve enjoyed watching them over the years but when they try to relate to the rest of us, it’s painful to see because they can’t relate at all.”
The couple and their children have already been on a string of holidays this year, including breaks to the Maldives, Abu Dhabi, and Disneyland Paris.
They also returned from a break in the Cotswolds just days before flying out to Greece.
Yet Billie and reality TV star sister Sam’s mum Suzie Wells was quick to defend the pair – telling The Sun the pair work hard so they deserve their lavish life.
Suzie, 54, explained she struggled to hold back when they come under attack.
She told Then Sun: “It’s hard not to react when you have people saying, ‘They get given this and given that and look at their lifestyle’.
“Well, my girls have worked damned hard for what they’ve got. I see them both run ragged — they haven’t got nannies looking after the children.
“Everyone’s got their opinion, but when people get nasty, there’s no need. But it’s better to ignore it.”