Carol Vorderman joins Lewis Capaldi as she and her rarely seen daughter dance backstage at his show.

Carol Vorderman joined Lewis Capaldi for a fun Instagram update on Wednesday when she and her rarely seen daughter attended his show.

The former Countdown presenter, 62, looked to be having the time of her life as she danced backstage with Katie, 32, at the Scottish singers’ concert at Cardiff Arena.

The mother-daughter duo posed for photos with Carol’s friend and Lewis’ voice coach Yvie Burnett as they enjoyed the show.

Carol then met up with Lewis after her performance and shared a funny clip from her story with Lewis saying ‘C Vorders in the building!’

Beneath the update, the TV host wrote: “What a great night…OMG Lewis you’re amazing.”

He continued: “Backstage with my Scottish sister @yvieburnett…the voice coach for Lewis (and also for Sam Smith…she’s one of the best in the world…and I love her so much.”

“Inspired my girl @katie.science to get out her guitar again and do some open mic gigs.”

In the clip, Lewis added: “Hello everyone on the internet, I was average at best, C Vorders in the building, we love it!”

Carol shares Katie and a son, Cameron, 25, with her ex-husband Patrick King. The former couple was married from 1990 to 2000.

Katie is a student pilot now attending the International Space University in France after graduating her PhD in nanotechnology at Cambridge University in the summer.

Carol’s fun-filled night comes after she was hailed for her ‘renaissance’ as a surprise ‘anti-corruption firebrand’ as she continued her campaign against Conservative ministers.

Many social media users have expressed their delight, and some bewilderment, at how she has become a ‘fearless’ political activist.

But others have branded her a “champagne socialist” and a “lover of the left” for her stubborn criticism of the government.

In recent weeks, Vorderman has used his Twitter account, as well as television appearances, to promote complaints against various conservative politicians.

She has described her approach to ‘Tory sleaze’ as her ‘exposure of corruption’, and the efforts have thrilled many of her 635,000 followers.

There has also been quite a bit of confusion over Vorderman’s sudden change to ‘anti-Tory activist’.

Most of Carol’s recent tweets have focused on Nadhim Zahawi’s tax dispute, after it emerged that he had paid a fine to HMRC.

Following Zahawi’s sacking as Tory chairman yesterday, a Twitter user shared a photo of Carol with a glass of champagne and joked that she had “just killed another career”.

Tim Burgess, the lead singer of rock band The Charlatans, also posted: “Carol Vorderman helping to overthrow the government wasn’t on my 2023 bingo card, but I’m here for it.”

Vorderman has also recently highlighted claims about BBC Chairman Richard Sharp’s involvement in securing financial support for former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, as well as the publication of newspaper articles about his colleague Michelle Mone in the middle of a row. of PPE.

Rishi Sunak has not escaped the attention of presenters either, after he used a recent appearance on ITV’s This Morning to question the prime minister’s use of a ‘blind trust’ for his financial interests.

TV impressionist Rory Bremner recently praised Vorderman, stating that he was “on fire.” Zahawi, Johnson, Sunak, all of them.’

“Go Carol!” he added on Twitter.