Ashley Roberts turns heads in a hot pink coat, metallic pants and a green turtleneck.

She is known for her flashy fashion displays.

And Ashley Roberts was at it again on Friday as she strutted her stuff outside Heart Radio studios in London’s Leicester Square.

The 41-year-old Pussycat Doll turned heads as she strutted by in a stunning color-block ensemble.

Ashley covered up in a bright pink coat that matched her sky-high heels and quirky tasseled bag.

Highlighting her gorgeous body, Ashley sported a quirky pair of metallic silver pants.

The presenter paired the look with a neon green turtleneck and shaded her eyes in the same color shades as she playfully walked away from the studios.

Ashley accessorized her glam look with a neutral makeup look and pink lipstick.

Taking to Instagram to show off her looks, she posed alongside her co-host Amanda Holden and wrote: “Friday…we’re out.”

Amanda was just as colorful, sporting a multicolored striped outfit.

Ashley has had a lot on her mind lately when a fan named Lewis Langley, 47, was found not guilty of stalking her last Thursday.

Defense counsel, Mr Hesham Puri, had previously summarized by saying that it is not disputed that Langley blew kisses or attended his workplace as claimed.

But he argued that while his behavior was bizarre, it was not enough to cause him serious distress.

Puri said Langley’s behavior was “unattractive, irritating” but did not cross the threshold to be “oppressive”.

However, Langley received a restraining order from directly or indirectly contacting Ashley.

And he was also ordered not to come within 50 meters of Global International in Leicester Square.

Langley is said to have regularly ‘loitered’ outside Heart Radio DJ’s office building in Leicester Square, central London.

On one occasion, in October last year, he allegedly followed the former Strictly Come Dancing star as she was going to get into her car before blowing kisses through the window.

He is said to have regularly attended the DJ’s workplace early in the morning when Ms Roberts arrived, during a campaign of harassment between May and October last year.

He was known as ‘the martial artist’ by Global Radio security guards due to his habit of performing exercise routines that included high kicks, spot jogging and diving headbutts.

Ms Roberts told the court she “didn’t feel safe” and was left “looking over her shoulder” after being attacked by Langley.

Langley, from Thornton Heath, south London, told police he was in a relationship with Ms Roberts, whom he had made arrangements with via social media, but was unknown to her.

Langley was arrested in August last year, when police told Ms Roberts that he had mental health problems and believed he was in a “romantic relationship” with her, the court heard.

He was detained under the Mental Health Act but began returning to Ms Roberts’s workplace in October last year.

Appearing via video link, the Pussycat Dolls singer opened up about how she felt “very uncomfortable” about her behaviour.

“I didn’t feel safe,” she said. “(Her) behavior of him — looking, smiling, laughing to himself, blowing kisses — made me feel uncomfortable.”

Ashley said security measures were stepped up as a result of Langley’s actions and she is now being escorted to and from her car.

Prosecutor Alex Alawode said: “The defendant believed he was in a relationship with Ms Roberts, being a former member of the girl band Pussycat Dolls and currently a radio DJ in central London.”

She said Langley would attend the radio studio around 6 a.m. when she arrived and would wait nearby until she got off work.

“The defendant was caught on security cameras on several occasions and was seen performing exercise routines outside the building in the form of high kicks or running,” Alawode said.