Alison Hammond looked stunning as she attended the Goodwood Revival Festival in West Sussex on Sunday.
The This Morning presenter, 48, embraced the heatwave in a green checked mini dress that hugged every inch of her sensational curves.
Alison showed off her long, toned legs in a stylish outfit, completing the look with a chic fedora and rose gold shades.
She appeared in good spirits as she toured the event and the vintage bikes before jumping in for a ride
The Goodwood Revival is the world’s largest historic motorcycle racing meeting and the only sporting event of its kind organized entirely around a historic theme.
Gorgeous: Alison Hammond, 48, looked stunning as she attended the Goodwood Revival Festival in West Sussex on Sunday
Style: The This Morning presenter embraced the heatwave in a green checked mini dress that hugged every inch of her sensational curves
The event promotes a thoroughly modern ethos of ‘reduce, reuse, repair, restore and recycle’.
It comes after Alison revealed she was told to dump her Birmingham accent if she ever made a name for herself on television.
The telly favorite shared how a London drama school staff member suggested she tone down her Brummie accent – something that didn’t go over well.
Alison told the Rosebud podcast: “I signed up for ALRA, The Academy of Live & Recorded Arts. And when I went there, the woman said, “Do you realize we’re going to have to change your accent?”
“I was like, ‘Change?’ What does that even mean?’. They said, ‘Because you have a real Brummie accent, so we’re going to have to adjust that.’ So I was like, ‘Oh, you mean RP?’
RP stands for Receivered Pronunciation, which is considered the standard form of spoken British English – something Alison claims she wished she spoke.
She added: “I just thought, I’m not doing that, I’m not changing my voice – I love my voice… I quite like my Birmingham accent though. It’s not too in your face.’
Alison first became a household name when she appeared on Big Brother in 2002. A decision she later revealed was to pay off her “traumatizing debt.”
Chic: Alison showed off her long toned legs in a stylish outfit and completed the look with a chic fedora and rose gold shades
Cute: She appeared in good spirits as she toured the event and the vintage motorcycles before jumping in for a ride
Event: The Goodwood Revival is the world’s largest historic motorcycle racing meeting and the only sporting event of its kind organized entirely on a historic theme
Since then, the mother-of-one has made an incredible climb to the top.
She landed a gig presenting This Morning, and her role grew over the years.
Alongside Dermot O’Leary, the duo are extremely popular and Alison has interviewed Michael Buble, Dwayne The Rock Johnson, Lady Gaga and Hugh Jackman, among others.
She famously faked a wedding to The Rock on the show in 2017 during a hilarious interview, with him calling her his wife five years later.
Celebrating her 20th anniversary as host of the show, she said: “I’ve had the best 20 years. Every day was the best and I want to thank the viewers for watching. All I ever want is to make you guys happy.”
ShockerIt comes after Alison revealed she was told to ditch her Birmingham accent if she ever wanted to make a name for herself on television (pictured with Dermot O’Leary on This Morning)
Love for Birmingham: Alison said she was asked to change her accent, which she refused to do as she loves her Midland roots and it hasn’t let her down so far (pictured on GBBO)
The TV personality has appeared in a number of pantomimes and British children’s television drama series, as well as securing brand deals such as signing up with WeightWatchers as their ambassador and collaborating with InTheStyle on a range of curve clothing.
Earlier this year she presented the BAFTA Awards, an immersive experience offering access to all areas, as part of the BBC One broadcast of the ceremony.
She is back on TV this month as co-host of The Great British Bake Off on Channel 4, following the departure of Matt Lucas.
Matt confirmed in December that he had quit the show after three series, citing his heavy workload as the reason he quit Bake Off.