Carol Vorderman shows off her beautiful curves in red leather pants

She is never shy about showing off her amazing figure.

And Carol Vorderman showed off her gorgeous curves in a pair of red leather pants when she made a stylish appearance at the Noises Off press night on Wednesday.

The 62-year-old TV personality looked great when she arrived at London’s Phoenix Theater in the skintight leggings.

She added a black and white striped T-shirt to her look and cinched her waist with a statement belt.

The Countdown star increased her height in heeled black boots and covered up the rain in a bomber jacket as she stepped out in the dreary conditions.

Carol wore her honey locks in loose waves over her shoulders and opted for a typically bronzed makeup look.

It comes after Carol spoke candidly about her sex life during an appearance on Monday’s This Morning earlier this week, admitting that they often start out as friends before an “extra chill” hits.

She admitted her lovers “know each other” and said life has changed since she dreamed of being married to a man in her 20s.

Carol, who divorced her second husband, Patrick King, in 2000, spoke enthusiastically about the arrangement, revealing that she doesn’t get jealous because she “never asks” about her partner’s personal life.

She said: ‘They do know each other now. We all have to be on the same page. They have their lives and I don’t need to know about it.’

Going on to reveal that his only rule is always “do no harm”.

She said: ‘It was interesting, I talked about it [multiple partners] impromptu but the reaction was almost all positive’.

‘When I was 20 years old I wanted to get married and have children. At 60 I have a full life and I live with my children’.

‘I don’t want to settle for anyone, I love my job, the education business, a busy home. People don’t want just one partner, they were all single. There is a rule of not doing harm’.

She continued: ‘The rules of the societies were very different and if a woman had a child without being married, it was horrible.

“I went to Cambridge [University] at 17 and my mom sat me down and told me that I had to think about settling down to get married.

“I think that from the age of 50 you have to think if you want another man to live with you or if you want the nice things.”

Admitting that you “don’t need to know” about your partner’s personal life or that you have no idea, even if they have friends of their own.

“I only talk about it because there was a big reaction and a lot of people are ashamed of society, so why not talk about it?”

“Love can be very unhappy and the goal is not just to be happy.”