- Fleur East hosted The Big Jubilee Street Party with comedian Jason Manford.
- Former I’m a Celebrity competitor wore power suit and highlighted highlights for ITV appearance.
- 10,000 people attended the event in Manchester to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
Fleur East has wowed ITV viewers with her latest look as she hosted The Big Jubilee Street Party with comedian Jason Manford.
The former I’m a Celebrity competitor and comedian Jason Manford co-hosted the event.
For her most recent television appearance, she wore a power suit that she matched with a pair of killer heels.
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Fleur wore her hair down in bouncy curls to showcase the lighter highlights in her hair.
The TV star finished her ensemble with glitzy makeup and statement jewellery.
Before the show aired, she shared some photos with her Instagram fans.
The post’s comment area was flooded with compliments from people praising her new look.
One fan gushed: “Wow love your hair.”
Another aded: “Fleur you look beautiful.”
A third person posted: “Absolutely stunning.”
While a fourth social media user said: “Gorgeous.”
“Wow Fleur you Look amazing,” a fifth follower said.
Famous stars such as Ella Henderson, Becky Hill, Heather Small, and Steps entertained a crowd of 10,000 at the AO Arena in Manchester during the entertainment spectacular.
Opening up about her hosting gig, Fleur said: “The National Lottery’s Big Jubilee Street Party is going be the perfect way to kick start the Jubilee celebrations and we’re looking forward to keeping you company for the night, so get your family and friends involved for what will be a wonderful evening.
“With such an excellent star-studded line-up and some special audience guests too, it is going to be such an exciting evening of celebrations.”
Nigel Railton, CEO of National Lottery operator Camelot, said of the event: “The National Lottery is incredibly proud to be hosting the UK’s biggest street party for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in Manchester.
“It is going to be a superb evening that everyone will be able to see and enjoy on ITV soon after.
“The National Lottery will be celebrating the incredible role our Monarch has played in bringing communities together, something very close to the hearts of everyone involved with the National Lottery and something players have helped make possible for more than 27 years.”
