Lady Victoria Hervey looks vibrant in an ‘epic’ slogan jumper and white skinny jeans

She hinted she’d had enough of living in Los Angeles when she took aim at ‘ultra-zombies walking around Hollywood’ last month.

But Lady Victoria Hervey appeared happy and relaxed as she left the Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood on Monday. 

The British socialite, 44, wore a statement ‘Epic’ jumper and classic white skinny jeans as she headed out with her pet pooch.  

The heiress toted an eye-catching electric blue handbag with a neon orange pom-pom keyring. 

Her blonde locks fell freely around her shoulders as she sported minimal make-up to make the most of her enviable winter tan. 

Lady Victoria completed the look with a pair of sheepskin boots, which were turned over at the top to display their cosy lining.  

Last month, it seemed as though Lady Victoria had had enough of living in Los Angeles. 

The daughter of the 6th Marquess of Bristol said on Instagram: ‘Hollywood is like a bunch of ultra-zombies walking around, 

‘I used to watch CNN and believe what I saw. BLM [Black Lives Matter], global mass voter fraud, Hollywood’s dark satanic cults, Wall Street, the federal reserve are finally being exposed. The cabal is falling… enjoy the ride.’

Despite her disenchantment with American politics, the socialite appeared upbeat as she took a stroll in the Californian sunshine. 

Lady Victoria has previously revealed she froze her eggs at a fertility clinic, costing her £11,000 in the hope of becoming a mother before she reaches the age of 45. 

Speaking in January 2018, Victoria told The Mail On Sunday: ‘I had six eggs removed from my ovaries and frozen in a fertility clinic. 

‘At the end of this month, I intend to go through the exhausting procedure again in the hope that I will produce another half-dozen or so eggs. It will, I hope, fill what has become rather a hole in my life.’  

The socialite said she would like ‘two children’ and turned to freezing her eggs amid fears she had ‘left it too late’ to become a mother.

Explaining she wants the ’emotional aspect’ of a relationship, rather than favouring a sperm donor, Victoria added: ‘I’m hoping science might be able to stop the clock until I find the right man to be a father to my babies.

‘A major part of the problem is that I’m still single. Despite some intense relationships in my early 20s, they all fizzled out eventually. I do have a back-up plan if my Prince Charming doesn’t materialise.

‘I’ve got friends who’ve said they’d be prepared to father my child, and I’m considering that option very seriously.’