Age-defying Sonia Kruger shows off her incredible figure in activewear

Sonia Kruger had a spring in her step on Monday amid news that Channel Seven are reportedly renewing Big Brother for another season next year.

The age-defying TV host, 54, showed off her incredible figure in activewear as she appeared to head to a workout in Sydney.

Makeup free, the blonde beauty was grinning ear to ear, even posing for a photographer as she made her way to her luxury SUV.

The popular TV star flaunted her long slender legs in tight black leggings teamed with a black T-shirt and a fitted navy zip-up jacket. 

She partially covered her face with a baby pink baseball cap and a pair of sunglasses, and bounced around the street in colourful trainers.

Sonia has barely aged a day in her long-spanning 30-year media career. 

She left fans astounded when she fronted up for the first episode of the newly revamped Big Brother series, last month.

She sent social media into a frenzy with her age-defying looks and figure.

The Strictly Ballroom star wore a light purple mini dress that flaunted her super slender physique and toned legs.

‘Sooo Sonia Kruger never ages! She looks great,’ one fan wrote on Twitter at the time. 

‘Sonia looking like a snack,’ a second gushed along with a heart-eye emoji, while a third commented she was ‘bloody flawless as usual’.

‘Sonia is looking on another level tonight,’ added another.

Sonia started her own health and fitness website, Strictly You, where she reveals the secrets behind her incredible figure, last year.

The mother-of-one shares a range of dances, workouts, recipes and fitness plans on the website.

Meanwhile, Seven West Media is set to renew Big Brother in 2021.

The show first launched in 2001 on Channel 10, aired on Nine from 2012 to 2014, and was reprised by Seven this year with Sonia as host.

Seven hopes that Big Brother will help the network re-emerge as the marker leader in the 25-54 demographic.

For the past three years, the network has been more successful in the 55-plus demographic, which is less desirable from an advertising perspective.

Seven’s chief marketing officer, Charlotte Valente, revealed the first fortnight of Big Brother delivered the network its best result in 10 years in terms of ‘reaching key audiences that we had lost our way with’.

The company is also hoping that upcoming shows Farmer Wants a Wife, Holey Moley and Plate of Origin will bring in a younger audience.

While Ms Valente stated Seven was unlikely to be No. 1 in the 25-54 category this year, she said they were aiming to claim the title in 2021.

Seven’s Programming Director, Angus Ross, also said the network was ‘stoked’ with Big Brother’s performance so far.

‘We have delivered a reinvention of the format for the 2020 television landscape and audiences are loving it,’ he told the Herald Sun.

‘On top of the broadcast success in all key demographics Big Brother is currently the highest streamed show in Australia driving 7plus’s leadership in the category.’