Laura Whitmore shows off her long legs in plunging dress with thigh split on night out in London
LAURA Whitmore stunned with a leggy display whilst living it up in London.
Laura, 38, could be seen rocking a plunging floral dress whilst flaunting her legs as she enjoyed a night out at Lio London.
The former Love Island presenter looked amazing as she was snapped strolling through the city in the early hours of the morning.
Making her way to catch a tube from Soho, Laura clutched a red-heart shaped balloon and sizzled in the sparkling frock.
Laura’s embellished dress sported a low-cut neckline, a high-cut thigh split and mesh puff sleeves.
She paired the look with gold accessories including wedge heels, a cross-body bag and hoop earrings.
Known for her stylish looks, the TV personality and author complimented her evening outfit with her statement locks curled into effortless beach waves and radiant makeup.
It comes after Laura revealed she will be presenting a brand new hard-hitting documentary series landing on ITV, despite quitting TV in 2022.
The new venture will be Laura’s first return to investigative journalism after she studied the subject at Dublin City University before starting her presenting career.
Exploring a variety of taboo topics, the docuseries will investigate rough sex, violent pornography, and incel culture.
An insider told The Sun: “Rough sex is a subject that taps into the grey areas that come with certain behaviours and how we navigate them.
“We’re a society which is increasingly exposed to violence via the internet and that can lead to problems when that manifests itself in real life.
“As in so many similar situations, that often means women bear the brunt of those problems, which is what Laura will be looking at in the doc.”
Away from the TV screen, the mum-of-one recently shared a glimpse into her dreamy getaway to Ibiza.
She explained the holistic reason behind her trip away in the caption, stating: “There’s A LOT of noise at the moment and the only way I manage to balance is by knowing when I need to have a timeout, step away and take control of managing and acknowledging triggers.”