Kimberley Garner stuns in a satin cream co-ord as she departs star-studded Materialists gala screening with handsome male friend
The former reality TV star, 34, looked sensational in a satin cream strapless bra top paired with a matching floor-length skirt as she departed the venue with a handsome companion.
Layering a cream cardigan over her shoulders to fend off the evening chill, Kimberley completed her chic ensemble with bronze open-toe platform heels.
She wore her blonde locks in an elegant half-up, half-down style, perfectly complementing her glamorous look.
Meanwhile, her companion looked dapper in a black suit, teamed with a crisp white button-up shirt.
Romantic comedy Materialists stars Dakota Johnson as a matchmaker in the enviable position of having to choose between leading men Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal.
The film, written and directed by Celine Song, received a warm 87-percent rating from the critics at Rotten Tomatoes, and audiences responded with a heartfelt $12 million at the box office.
Kimberley's outing comes after she stepped out with her partner William Claeyssens for the first time at the Chain of Hope Gala Ball in November.
Speaking exclusively to the Mail on Sunday, Kimberley confirmed her relationship status, revealing the budding romance was going well, and she was happy.
'We met through friends just last week, so this is our second date,' she added at the time.
William's Instagram says he divides his time between Marbella and London, and he appears to enjoy the high life - sailing, shooting, and attending events like the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Her date reveal came after she recently revealed that she had 'just broken up with someone'.
Kimberley's last known romance began in the summer of 2023 when it was revealed that she was going out with financier Andreas Anthis.
The pair broke up in April last year, with Kimberley calling it the 'right decision'.
The reality star previously dated her MIC co-star Richard Dinan.
Kimberley has also bought a new house in Belgravia, London, and is 'excited' to live back in the UK after putting her Miami beach house on the market.
She said it was a decision which was not driven by the presidential race because she was 'happy' with the result.
'I just bought a new property in Belgravia, so I have been working for the last two months and had my head down,' she said. 'This is my first night out in two months.
'I am selling my flat in America, so I am actually moving my money from the US to London.
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I mean — you couldn't stop her, really, could you? Given everything, given how you and her mother met? 'I'd do my f***ing best! I don't know. I don't know! I'll support her through anything.' Boxing? Bambi's got Fury blood running throw her veins, after all — and women's boxing is a blossoming sport. It's not beyond the realms of possibility, surely? Tommy Fury looks even more horrified by that idea than he was by the prospect of her becoming a contestant on Love Island. 'No. She's too pretty to be a boxer.' He smiles. 'I'm going to take the black eyes and the broken ribs and the broken hands, so she doesn't have to.' Watch Tommy: The Good. The Bad. The Fury on BBC iPlayer and BBC3 from August 19
