Myleene Klass wraps up in a cosy padded coat as she heads to work at Smooth Radio

She’s just hours away from taking to the rink for her Dancing On Ice debut.

And Myleene Klass battled the chilly weather with an oversized padded coat as she headed to work at Smooth Radio on Saturday.

The presenter, 42, pulled on the cosy cover-up as she strolled into Global Studios in London to host her afternoon show.

Myleene cut a relaxed figure in a laid-back cream jumper, before wrapping up with her long black coat.

Given the earlier downpour, it was no surprise the star kept her hood up, beaming as she strolled into the studio.

The radio host’s appearance comes after she admitted she is hoping to walk away from Dancing On Ice with a ‘bum like J-Lo’s’. 

Jennifer, 51, left fans around the world aghast, as she showed off her incredibly age-defying figure in all its glory during a recent vacation to Turks and Caicos.

Talking ahead of the show start on Sunday, Myleene said: ‘When else would I get this chance? I’m a mum of three, a step-mum of two, there’s seven of us in our blended family. 

‘When else would a mum like me get the chance to learn a new skill. And I spent all of lockdown teaching children and teaching my music classes that went viral and now it’s time for me to learn a new skill.’

Myleene hilarious added: ‘And to be able to walk away with a bum like J-Lo’s… that’s the real reason I’m here, I am going to work so hard!’ 

Despite her plans for a peachy posterior, the musician also admitted that she is ‘terrified’ of getting her piano fingers ‘rolled over.’

She said: ‘Oh, I’m terrified of all of it! I’m terrified of my piano fingers getting rolled over. I don’t know why that’s a recurring fear but it just is.

‘I think any time I’ve done a concert I’ve had to sign an indemnity insurance clause and I’ve had to sign all of these things that look after my fingers and now I’m actually in the line of fire I feel like I’m really going to have to look after my fingers.

‘By the nature of what it is I feel quite protective over my fingers. As a pianist I have to look after my fingers but I also have to life my life and I love the fact that I’m going to walk away with a new skill, new butt and fabulous wardrobe!’