Myleene Klass flashes engagement ring and wows in tight leather dress as she poses with teenage daughter on red carpet
The Smooth Radio presenter, 47, was joined by her daughter Ava, 17, for her first carpet appearance following her bombshell claims about her ex husband Graham Quinn.
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Looking incredible she wore a tight leather dress, while her teenager opted for a black mini for the premiere of Caught Stealing at Odeon Luxe Leicester Square.
Myleene flashed her huge black diamond engagement ring - after recently being spotted without it.
Former Hear'Say star Myleene has been engaged to PR guru Simon Motson, 49, for five years.
The pair were joined on the red carpet tonight by stars of the Darren Aronofsky movie - Austin Butler and Zoe Kravitz.
Her appearance comes after she revealed she caught her ex Graham Quinn, 51, cheating on her with an unnamed female star at her birthday party before they got married in 2011.
In a bombshell interview, the singer-turned-broadcaster said she walked in on her then partner and another woman unzipping each other's clothes at HER birthday party.
The alleged unzipping incident is said to have happened before Myleene and Graham married.
The couple — who share daughters Ava, 17, and 13-year-old Hero — wed in 2011 and divorced two years later, with Myleene citing 'unreasonable behaviour'.
The Sun on Sunday reported that Graham said he had been stopped from seeing his children since 2014 and had suffered from depression.
Following the bombshell claim, speculation over the mystery woman has spread like wildfire across social media.
Emotional Myleene Klass claims she caught ex cheating on her with another celebrity at a party
Myleene later double downed on her claims and insisted: 'All this to say, at 47, I've finally found my voice and it's clear, unapologetic and brutally honest.
'To those that fear its truth, you probably have reason to - I have receipts."
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