Kym Marsh puts on a leggy display in a floral minidress as she films dramatic scenes for Channel 5 series Imposter in a beachside carpark in Melbourne

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On Tuesday, while filming intense sequences for her upcoming Channel 5 show titled “Imposter,” Kym Marsh showcased her long-legged style in a vibrant red floral mini dress.

The British actress enthusiastically showcased her exuberance upon her arrival at the beachfront parking lot in Melbourne, Australia, where the filming was taking place.

Kym drew attention in her striking outfit, which she paired with orange laced-up woven wedges and a gray coat.

Upon arrival at the film set, the previous member of Hear’Say was seen stepping out wearing a pair of black UGG boots. She also donned a lengthy, padded black coat to keep warm.

Despite the cold winter conditions in Australia, Kym decided to swap her comfortable shoes for stylish heeled sandals. A crew member assisted her in slipping into her short grey jacket.

In spite of the chilly winter weather, Kym opted to trade her warm shoes for fashionable heeled sandals and a crew member helped her put on her cropped grey jacket.

She looked in good spirits as she chatted away to crew members while holding a hot beverage.  

In the filming location, the ex-soap opera actor was accompanied by Australian actress Jane Harber, who elegantly donned a blue suit, worn over a shirt and a dark waistcoat.

Kym and Jame will share the screen with Dani Minogue and Neighbours legend Jackie Woodburne. 

Imposter is said to be centred around a murder at a seaside resort.

Jackie takes on the role of Helen, a woman who staunchly resists selling her beachside inn, leading to a tumultuous confrontation with her three grown-offspring.

The series marks Jackie’s first non-Neighbours role in more than 30 years.

Intrigue ensues as the character portrayed by Kym, who is Amanda, steps in, asserting herself as Helen’s long-absent child that was put up for adoption many years prior.

As Amanda joins the family, questions begin to surface about her authentic background, unfolding an engaging story filled with deceit and treachery, eventually climaxing in a tragic act of homicide.

In simpler terms, Kym appeared to respond to a viral video that criticized her weight in the past, during her time with the band Hear’Say, by posting a mirror selfie showing her toned abs on Instagram, which can be interpreted as a form of countering or defying the criticism.

2002 video footage brought back to light shows the performer receiving instructions from judge Nigel Lythgoe, infamously known as ‘Rough-Tongued Nigel’, to shed some pounds. He was notorious for his critical demeanor on the groundbreaking ITV talent hunt show Popstars.

Now, taking to social media, Kym showed off her sizzling figure as she posed for a new selfie.

The star turned heads as she flaunted her toned physique in a black sports bra and leggings. 

‘Building a better me,’ she penned on top of the snap.

After Myleene Klass, her ex-bandmate who’s 47 years old, posted a critical response on Instagram about remarks made by judge Nigel on the ITV program.

Throughout the course of the show, Nigel frequently commented on Kym’s appearance, suggesting that she should consider weight loss. He often questioned her about her eating habits and exercise routines during the creation of Hear’Say, a band active from 2001 to 2002.

In the video, Kym questioned, “Do you believe I’ve gained some weight recently?”, and Nigel responded by asking, “Have you been working out since Christmas, and is your current diet suitable?

‘Given that the show is approaching in just six weeks, it would be beneficial for you to consider shedding some extra pounds.’

Myleene reposted a video on her Instagram Stories, stating that she frequently experienced body shaming, and that stylists would sometimes conceal larger sizes in clothing to disguise the embarrassment associated with wearing double-digit sizes.

In a more casual and reader-friendly manner, the sentence could be rephrased as: “She stated that many stylists frequently remove size labels from band outfits to conceal the perceived ’embarrassment’ associated with double-digit sizes.

My notes from conversations are overflowing with such nonsense. Not only the boys, but they too felt embarrassed. Oh, by the way, did you know that TFI Friday had a weighing scale on set?”

By rephrasing some of the words and adding more context, I’ve made this sentence more polite and easy to understand for a wider audience.

In earlier times, Kym openly discussed her battles with self-perception, admitting that she developed bulimia after she began scrutinizing herself against slimmer peers during her time at a performing arts school as a youngster.

Previously, Nigel had justified his remarks towards Kym by stating: “She’s transformed wonderfully, delivering outstanding performances, and she’s achieved significant professional success.

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2025-08-19 18:21