Kym Marsh turns heads in a floral print dress as she leaves BBC studios hand-in-hand with boyfriend Scott Ratcliffe and daughter Polly
She’s been keeping busy presenting Your Money And Your Life after leaving her 15-year stint as Michelle Connor on Coronation Street behind.
And Kym Marsh, 44, proved there’s no rest for the wicked as she left the BBC studios hand-in-hand with her boyfriend Army Major Scott Ratcliff, 31, and her daughter Polly, nine, in London on Tuesday afternoon.
The actress, who shares her youngest child with former husband Jamie Lomas, commanded attention as she highlighted her figure in a belted floral print dress.
In good company: Kym Marsh, 44, left the BBC studios hand-in-hand with her boyfriend Army Major Scott Ratcliff, 31, and her daughter Polly, nine, in London on Tuesday
Mixing style with comfort, the former Hear’Say member teamed her vibrant ensemble with a pair of white trainers.
The TV star let her outfit do the talking as she opted for minimal accessories, and accentuated her youthful-looking complexion with neutral-toned make-up.
Kym, who also shares Emilie, 23, David, 24, with ex Dave Cunliffe, appeared in good company as she beamed while heading home with her loved ones.
Radiant: The actress, who shares her youngest child with former husband Jamie Lomas, commanded attention as she highlighted her figure in a belted floral print dress
Close bond: Mixing style with comfort, the former Hear’Say member teamed her vibrant ensemble with a pair of white trainers as she hugged her little girl
Kym has been putting on a brave face as she’s returned to work following the death of her uncle George.
She said George, the husband of her mother’s sister, caught coronavirus in hospital and his family was unable to visit him during his final days.
The musician paid tribute to her ‘amazing’ uncle in her OK! magazine column, hailing him as the ‘life and soul of any party’.
She said: ‘You hear about people losing their loved ones during this time and people passing away alone in hospitals and only a few people attending their funerals. But when it happens to you and your family, it really brings this whole thing home.
‘It breaks my heart to think of him being alone in that hospital.’
‘My uncle George was an amazing man and I have so many happy memories of him. He was a great guy and the life and soul of any party. Sleep tight uncle George.’
Kym said George had been in a care home before he fell ill and was taken to hospital, meaning his children hadn’t been able to see him for ‘so long’ before he passed away.
Family members sent him video messages which were played to George by nurses before he died, which she hopes provided him with ‘some comfort’ in his final days.
Heartbreaking: The cheery outing came after she revealed her uncle George has sadly died from coronavirus