Denise Van Outen displays her cleavage as snap with Richard Arnold takes a hilarious turn

She was dressed to impress to promote her new socially-distanced cabaret show.

And Denise Van Outen’s attempt to document her interview with Good Morning Britain’s Richard Arnold took a hilarious turn as she flashed her cleavage for fans on Instagram.

The presenter, 46, shared a selfie of the moment the camera accidentally dropped down to her chest as she tried to take a snap to document her TV appearance.

Denise was all dressed up to promote her upcoming cabaret show at Proud Embankment, which will open later this month with social distancing rules in place.

Sharing a selfie alongside Richard, she penned the caption: ‘I love you @tvsrichardarnold never a dull moment, ”s***s n giggles”’

Struggling to keep a hold of the camera, Denise then shared a snap of the following moment when she accidentally snapped her cleavage.

She playfully captioned the snap: ‘When a selfie goes wrong @tvsrichardarnold.’ 

Denise – who is also the narrator for TOWIE – was spending lockdown with her partner Eddie Boxshall and her daughter Betsy.

The Celebrity Gogglebox star told MailOnline that her beau, was ‘The One’ given they didn’t argue once during lockdown.

She said: ‘After all of this I can honestly say that Eddie, out of anyone I’ve ever been with, is the person I genuinely get on the best with. We have got on so well.

‘We have not had one argument or fall out the whole of lockdown. We have really enjoyed each other’s company.

‘He is definitely The One. If there was ever a test then it’s lockdown. We have had a lot of laughs together.’

The star has ruled out having any more children but is still hoping to tie the knot with Eddie soon when they’re able to without any social distancing.

She said: ‘About three years ago we did talk about having kids, but I’m 46, Eddie is 47 and I know people do still have babies in their mid 40s but between us we have three kids and we love our lives at the moment.

‘I was obviously a single mum for five years of Betsy’s life and it was hard at times but now she’s older and we’ve got freedom to enjoy ourselves.

‘But we have talked about getting married. We certainly wouldn’t do it at the moment. We wouldn’t want a socially distanced wedding.

‘At some point it would be nice. We have discussed it and said it would be nice to do but it has to be the right time and this year isn’t it.’