Christine Lampard catches the eye in red tie-dye print leggings and a black puff jacket

She never disappoints with her elegant and chic ensembles. 

And Christine Lampard opted for a casual workout outfit on Friday as she picked up groceries in Kensington.

The Loose Women panellist, 41, stood out from the crowd in tie-dyed red leggings in  as she strolled through West London. 

Christine wrapped up warm in a black hoodie and padded jacket. 

She completed the look with a black satchel, trainers, and a face mask for protection amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

The TV presenter let her natural beauty shine through and tucked her naturally curly tresses back in a high bun as she took a brief break from her parenting duties. 

Christine is a proud mum to her baby Patricia, two, as well as a step-mum to her husband Frank’s two daughters, Luna, 15, and Isla, 13.   

Before the November lockdown, Christine and Frank, 42, celebrated Patricia’s second birthday at home. 

They marked the day at home with a Peppa Pig-themed party, filled with balloons, presents and cake. 

The couple made sure to surprise Patricia by decorating their home with an array of adorable animal balloons as well as ones adorned with Peppa Pig characters.

Finishing off the fun celebration, the brunette also ordered a tray full of chocolate cupcakes that were shaped like hearts and topped with other sweet treats. 

The doting parents first crossed paths at the Pride Of Britain awards in 2009 – an event neither had planned to attend. 

The broadcaster previously told Lorraine: ‘It’s a strange one, because it is ten years ago that we met at them, it was one of those nights that neither of us were meant to go to.

‘It was a last minute thing for him and I arrived at the awards late because of work. We were sat on tables next to each other.’ 

Chelsea manager Frank shares daughters Luna and Isla with his ex-partner Elen Rivas, who he began dating in 2002 before they parted ways in 2008. 

A couple of years after the split, Elen, 45, told The Daily Mail of her heartbreak: ‘It was by mutual agreement, but break-ups are never good, especially when you have children.

‘We also had plans for the future: one minute we were planning another baby, the next we parted. Luckily our girls were young enough to be spared the agony of seeing their parents split up.’