Myleene Klass cuts a sporty figure in red Adidas top and khaki trousers

She likes to switch it up with her outfits, wearing a floral maxi dress one day and camouflage trousers the next.  

And Myleene Klass showed off her fashion credentials once again as she headed to Global Studios in London to present her daily radio show on Tuesday.

The presenter, 42, cut a sporty figure in a red Adidas zip-up top and khaki lightweight trousers. 

Myleene teamed the look with white trainers and layered the red zip-up top atop of a black vest top and gold hoop earrings. 

The former Hear’Say star donned gold rimmed sunglasses and wore her brunette locks in a voluminous blow-dry. 

Myleene finished off her low-key outfit with a white Chanel bag, which she slung over her shoulder.  

Myleene uploaded on Instagram her latest instalment of the online music lessons on Monday, which she has been teaching to keep children amused during lockdown. 

Joined by her daughters Ava, 12, and Hero, nine, the talented pianist hosted a tutorial on how to play the drums using apparatus and kitchen utensils around the house.

Myleene captioned the video: ‘Homeschoolers! Fear not! We got this….Today’s #myleenesmusicklass is actually Heros fav so far! All ages, all abilities, no instruments needed as we’re creating ‘kitchen instruments’, and we’re learning to drum a basic paradiddle. 

‘Bring your pots, pans, chopsticks and let’s form a band worthy of a Rio carnival rhythm section!’.

Myleene, is also mum to son Apollo eight months, and recently revealed she is ‘two stone heavier’ than her pre-baby weight, as she urged a young mother not to ‘put pressure’ on herself to shed the pounds. 

The Hear’Say singer took to Instagram to share an exchange she had with a new mother to urge others to ‘be kind to [themselves].’  

When asked how she lost weight, Myleene said in a matter-of-fact tone: ‘I haven’t. I’m still 2 stone heavier. 

‘In fact, I’m wearing the dress today that I wore nearly 7 months pregnant. I’m still breastfeeding so this dress is perfect and ‘breathable’!

‘Please don’t put pressure on yourself. There’s enough of that around atm. You made a human!!! You’re a miracle worker! Sending you love mama x [sic]’

Myleene then wrote atop the exchange in a bid to advise others: ‘In other news…be kind to yourselves mamas. x’