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AJ Odudu put on a leggy display in a zebra print minidress as she joined Paloma Faith in leading the stars at London Fashion Week’s Residence Ciroc party.
The Celebrity Big Brother host, 36, showed off her hot physique and toned curves in the strappy sequin number.
The TV star flashed her most radiant smile as she posed at the star-studded Ciroc X Fashion East celebration at The Standard hotel.
AJ added a glamorous makeup look all over her face and accessorized with long silver hoop earrings and sleek black strappy heels.
Meanwhile, singer Paloma, 43, caught the eye in a sheer black dress with lace designs, revealing high-waisted panties underneath.
AJ Odudu put on a leggy display in a zebra minidress as she joined stylish Paloma Faith as they led the stars at the Residence Ciroc celebration of London Fashion Week.
The Celebrity Big Brother host, 36, showed off her hot physique and toned curves in the strappy sequin number.
The Can’t Rely On You singer added a chic black long coat to her trendy outfit, which she completed with pointed heels.
The music star radiated confidence as she posed holding a glass of drink in her hand.
This comes after Paloma used her performance at Glastonbury Festival to give the following relationship advice to men: ‘If you’re married and you notice a woman doing the same action every day, it means it needs to be done, so do it.’
And now Paloma has said that “co-parenting” does not exist because societal expectations ensure that women continue to do most of the work.
The mother-of-two went on to explain that many mothers live in fear of being judged, saying: ‘When I’ve spoken out about my struggles with motherhood and IVF, people tell me I’m ungrateful.
‘I know better than anyone how grateful I am.
“When people respond like that, it’s annoying, and I think that’s why many mothers have to add a caveat to any negative aspect of parenting, saying how much they love their children first, for fear of being judged.”
The only love that can hurt like this singer was talking to Women’s health for the launch of her new book, MILF: Motherhood, Identity, Love and Sex.
The Can’t Rely On You singer added a chic black long coat to her trendy outfit, which she completed with pointed heels.
This comes after having said that “co-parenting” does not exist since social expectations ensure that women continue to do most of the work.
The mother-of-two went on to explain that many mothers live in fear of being judged, saying: “When I’ve spoken openly about my struggles with motherhood and IVF, people tell me I’m ungrateful.”
She said: ‘I wanted to do it because I feel like society neglects women and mums. It makes us feel isolated because we end up having to pretend everything is magical and it’s not always; it’s hard and women struggle.
“I don’t think there is such a thing as co-parenting; women are still primarily responsible for raising children. There are anomalies, but we need change.”
She continued: “Being a single mother is exhausting, but I have two nights a week where my daughters are with their father to do what I want.”
The Lullaby singer shares two daughters, aged eight and three, with her ex-husband and French artist Leyman Lahcine, whom she divorced in 2022 after 10 years together and five years of marriage.
It was becoming parents that put a halt to their romance and Ms Faith said: ‘I think for me, becoming a mother was such a profoundly life-changing experience that for the first time in my life I needed more than anything, and that just wasn’t there.
“Our relationship ended because we have those kids. And I think it was worth it.”
The Lullaby singer shares two daughters, ages eight and three, with her ex-husband and French artist Leyman Lahcine, whom she divorced in 2022 after 10 years together and five years of marriage.