Christine Lampard showcases her off-duty style as she steps out with daughter Patricia for a stroll 

She was recently forced to cut her family holiday short to avoid quarantining for two weeks.

And now Christine Lampard, 41, showcased her off-duty style as she enjoyed an afternoon stroll with daughter Patricia, 23 months, in Chelsea on Wednesday.

The Loose Women presenter donned a knee-length black rain jacket as she pushed her daughter’s pram nearly two weeks after rushing back from their summer break in France before the quarantine measures were introduced.

The Northern Irish beauty also sported a pair of lightwash skinny jeans and a sky jumper as she was seen happily chatting on her phone. 

The statuesque star accessorised her casual look with a pair of trendy white trainers and a cross-body bag. 

TV presenter Christine opted for a radiant beauty look and worked her brunette locks into a messy chignon.  

Christine had recently travelled to Antibes in France for a family holiday with Patricia, as well as Frank and his children from his previous relationship, Luna, 14, and Isla, 13.

However, the Blues boss and his wife jetted home early to ensure they weren’t faced with the new quarantine restrictions that began at 4:00 am on August 15, and so Frank wouldn’t miss out on the start of pre-season. 

The Premier League season is scheduled to begin on 12 September, with pre-season fixtures for Chelsea expected to be announced in the coming weeks.

Frank and Christine were staying at the glamorous Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc when the news broke that France had been removed from the ‘safe’ list along with Holland.  

Christine had also been standing in for Lorraine Kelly as the host of her daytime chat show over the summer, along with Andi Peters.

The star recently admitted she struggled with being apart from her family while isolating with husband Frank and their daughter Patricia.

She said: ‘I’m seeing my family for the first time at the moment. That’s been the hardest thing for me…

‘When I finally got to see my family, it was emotional, which I’m sure everyone across the country has been finding.

‘We have been in touch constantly throughout, but when you have a little one, you really appreciate the relationship they have with their grandparents and I don’t like them not being part of that and missing out on all the tiny things they do day-to-day.’

Christine added that Patricia has been delighted to have Frank – who gets tested for coronavirus twice a week – home for the majority of the lockdown after football was put on hold during the peak of the pandemic.

She admitted though that her little girl isn’t used to having her dad around so much, joking: ‘I am 100% her world because I’ve been with her 24 hours a day.

‘Frank actually being at home for a big chunk at the beginning of lockdown was fantastic, as much as it was for the awful reasons we were there. It was just lovely.