Carol Vorderman consistently thrills fans when it comes to showcasing her impressive hourglass figure.
And the star did just that on Monday as she recorded an exciting update for her Instagram followers wearing an ultra-flattering mini black dress.
Carol looked sensational in her luxe silky frock which featured elegant long sleeves, ruched detailing and dainty buttons running all the way down the front. Veering away from her usual bouffant hairdo, Carol elevated her glam look with a headful of mermaid-esque waves.
As for accessories, the TV star eschewed jewellery and instead opted for a glossy white manicure. She completed her look with a rich, smokey eye, creamy plum-hued lipstick and sculpting bronzer.
In her caption, Carol shared some very exciting news with regards to her upcoming I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Here! appearance. "@imacelebrity… South Africa is going to be on your screens a week today!" she penned.
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"So, I'm taking you along with me to see how I spent my week before going into camp last September.
"I'm going to show you my journey to South Africa and how I spent my week in isolation. This week included a 'monkey attack', hippo mating calls, lots of exercise, bikini try-ons and beautiful sunsets. I can't wait to share it all with you and bring you along with me for this week before I went into camp."
Carol is set to make a return to the show when they hold an ‘All-Stars’ special spin-off in South Africa's Kruger National Park. She will join a plethora of famous faces including the likes of glam actress Helen Flanagan and Princess Diana's former butler, Paul Burrell.
According to ITV, the new show promises to "push them to their limits and test them like never before". The challenges have also been described as "bigger and tougher" while the environment is "harsher and more unforgiving".
The show kicks off on Monday 24 April and it will air for three weeks.
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