She recently slammed the UK government for announcing a second lockdown during an explosive row on Monday’s Loose Women.
Yet Saira Khan made the most of her final night of freedom ahead of the new regulations as she attended the star-studded Cabaret All Stars show at Proud Embankment, London, on Wednesday evening.
The Loose Women star, 50, looked incredible as she showcased her toned figure in a pair of leather leggings.
The last hurrah! Saira Khan made the most of her final night of freedom ahead of the new regulations as she attended the star-studded Cabaret All Stars show at Proud Embankment, London, on Wednesday evening
Saira teamed the racy item of clothing with a sparkly high-neck top and black bustier underneath.
Adding some finishing touches, the TV personality opted for biker boots and a leather jacket which she draped over her shoulders.
Saira styled her brunette locks into a sweptback hairdo, she added a slick of glamorous make-up which included a dark red lipstick.
The TV star was joined by a star-studded line-up at the event, hosted by Denise Van Outen, as the celebrities made the most of one final night out before second lockdown comes into effect on Thursday.
Racy: The Loose Women star, 50, looked incredible as she showcased her toned figure in a pair of leather leggings
Pals: Saira looked in good spirits as she posed for a snap alongside Denise
Show: Denise was also joined by her Dancing On Ice skating partner Matt Evers
Proud Embankment, who have a ‘triple lockdown guarantee’ on their website, has managed to remain open throughout Tier One and Two in the city.
The venue has stated that attendees must prove their table is one household and can only sit in groups of six.
Customers will be offered a return now there is a full national second lockdown and Proud Embankment will reopen on December 2.
It comes after Saira claimed the nation as a whole shouldn’t be punished because of a ‘minority’ of rule breakers, as the UK is not ‘a totalitarian state’.
Getting into a fierce war of words with Andrea McLean, Brenda Edwards, and Gloria Hunniford, she said the coronavirus crisis and first lockdown already led to increased suicide rates, a lack of cancer treatments, and loss of funds to charities.
Details: Saira teamed the racy item of clothing with a sparkly high-neck top and black bustier underneath
As Gloria asked her for an answer to the rising rate of COVID-19 infections in the country, Saira said: ‘I’m not saying I have the answer, I’m giving a different approach.
‘As far as I’m concerned, charities are losing money, suicides are going through the roof, people have lost the opportunity to have cancer treatments.
‘Sorry but that’s not a balanced approach in our country. Lockdown does not provide that,’ she hit out.
Gloria said in response to Saira’s frustrations: ‘This is such a world issue. Saira, I respect you a lot and your business.
Finishing touches: Adding some finishing touches, the TV personality opted for biker boots and a leather jacket which she draped over her shoulders
‘You or nobody else has the ultimate answer. This is a huge problem. The government has worked hard to make sure the furlough continues.’
The TV presenter went on to ask Saira if she had ‘the answer’ to the global pandemic, given she was so against there being another lockdown.
She claimed: ‘I’ve just given you the answer! The answer is not go into full lockdown!’
Andrea agreed that businesses, which will be made to close once again, were ‘abiding by the law’ and rules set out by the government, but there were members of the public who weren’t doing the same.
And Saira continued: ‘I get that, we shouldn’t allow that to happen. But that’s where the government can put in protocol to break these raves up.’
Glamorous: Saira styled her brunette locks into a sweptback hairdo, she added a slick of glamorous make-up which included a dark red lipstick
Andrea stepped in, saying: ‘So what I’m saying is, and I’m hearing all your opinions, I’m not necessarily coming down on either side here, but surely you can see there comes a point where the government goes you know what, we’re going to have to just shut everything down.’
Getting frustrated, Saira said loudly: ‘We don’t live in a totalitarian state! If you live in China, and the government’s going to tell you what to do you’re going to do it.
‘We are a very different nation of people and it’s different policies for different cultures and people, and we have to find a way that is very balanced and find a way to keep people’s lives going in a safe environment.
‘You can’t say the majority of people didn’t pay respect to it. It’s a minority of people causing the problems and the whole nation shouldn’t have to pay for that.’
Discussing how the public can help during the second lockdown, Brenda said: ‘People need to take personal responsibility. If you want to get out of this, do something about it.
‘If you’re a member of parliament, stick to these guidelines and everyone will follow your example.’
Anger! She recently slammed the UK government for announcing a second lockdown during an explosive row on Monday’s Loose Women