Ashley Roberts puts on a very stylish display in black PVC trousers as she leaves work at Heart FM

She always knows how to put her best fashion foot forward while out and about.

And Ashley Roberts looked sensational while stepping out after hosting her radio show at Heart FM at Global Radio studios in London on Wednesday.

The Pussycat Dolls star, 39, put on a very stylish display in black PVC trousers as she headed home from work.

She teamed the tight trousers with a dark grey and blue stripped top and completed the look with shiny black high heels.

The blonde beauty accessorised perfectly with a quilted black leather bag and wore sunglasses as she stepped out in the sunshine. 

She styled her hair into loose waves, and wore a light palette of make-up to highlight her pretty features. 

Her stylish outing comes days after she posted a touching tribute to her late father on the three-year anniversary of his death.

Ashley lost her beloved father Pat to suicide in 2018, after years of suffering from mental and physical health problems.

The former Strictly star took to Instagram on Friday to share a throwback childhood snap with her dad as she talked about how her heart is ‘heavy with pain and sadness’. 

She penned: ‘It’s been 3 years since you departed this world and as much as I am smiley person, my heart ways heavy with pain and sadness. [sic]

‘This is a wild world but I wish you could of found more happiness here. The trauma of it all can lead to focusing on the pain that I often forget to focus on the good parts… so I’ll do it here…

‘I miss your hugs (You would give the best hugs), I miss you drumming – on any surface you could find, your love of watching me dance and your ridiculous sense of humour.

‘I miss you dad. I love knowing that no matter what we will always have the music. I hope you’re jamming your heart out and up there having a wild party!!’ 

She continued: ‘I struggle with sharing my vulnerability… I feel more comfortable in the bubbly kinda of ‘role’ – but I hope by sharing, it opens up a space for connecting.   

‘It’s been a rough couple of years. I’ve lost several humans in my life in a short period of time. But I’ve also gained so much.

‘I live in a amazing country that has been so kind to me, have an amazing job with people I absolutely adore and friendships that I can really count on.’

The Pussycat Dolls singer then offered advice to others who are working through their own grief.

Ashley wrote: ‘For those that are suffering or that are trying to work through loving someone who suffers please know there is support.

‘What has and is helping me work through the trauma is taking therapy, EMDR, dancing, exercise, a great podcast… and realising which friends I can count on for support.

‘A supportive community is so important. You’re not alone. There is always someone on the other end of a phone call.’