Kimberley Walsh puts on a very leggy display in a glamorous sequin gown as she attends the star-studded 2025 Attitude Awards

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Kimberley Walsh turned heads at the Attitude Awards in London on Wednesday, wearing a stunning and bold black dress.

The 43-year-old singer looked stunning in a glamorous halter top with daring cutouts that revealed her toned stomach and a hint of cleavage.

Kimberley showed off her legs in a dress with a high slit and wore stilettos to make herself look taller.

The Girls Aloud singer styled her blonde bob in waves and carried a matching black handbag. She completed her look with beautiful makeup.

The TV presenter smiled brightly as she arrived at the glamorous party and posed for pictures on the red carpet.

At the party, Dannii Minogue glowed in a bright pink dress, and Christine McGuinness stood out in a daring white dress with a low neckline.

This follows Kimberley’s recent reunion with her Girls Aloud bandmates, Cheryl and Nicola Roberts. She shared a heartwarming selfie of the three of them on Instagram last week.

Cheryl, 42, recently attended a gala performance of Hadestown in London, marking her first public appearance since the funeral of her former partner, Liam Payne. She was there to support Nicola, 40, at the event.

The three friends snapped a quick mirror selfie while backstage. They were all smiles in costume, surrounded by flowers sent for Nicola’s show opening in her dressing room.

Kimberley said she’s incredibly proud of @lilcola and was really moved watching their performance last night.

Oh my goodness, seeing you *become* Persephone was just… breathtaking! I literally couldn’t stop smiling the entire time. Your voice is absolutely magical – seriously, like a real songbird! Huge congratulations on a phenomenal press night, @hadestownuk! I’m completely obsessed!

Cheryl shared the photo with a caption congratulating Hadestown UK on their fantastic opening night, and expressing how proud she is of Lil Cola.

Seeing you push yourself so much and still perform amazingly was really inspiring. The whole cast and music were fantastic, too.

As a lifestyle expert, I remember being captivated by Girls Aloud – Nadine Coyle, Kimberley, Cheryl, Nicola, and the incredibly talented Sarah Harding. It was heartbreaking to lose Sarah so young; she passed away from breast cancer in 2021 at just 39 years old, and her loss is still deeply felt.

Oh my gosh, last May was EVERYTHING! After eleven long years, they finally came back to perform live, and it was a UK tour! It was so emotional because everything they did, every song, was a tribute to our beloved [bandmate’s name]. They made sure he was the heart of the whole experience, and it was just… perfect.

Kimberley has thought back on the tour and realized that everyone in the band was at a different point in their lives compared to when they first started touring.

Kimberley recently shared that making sure Sarah got her chance to shine was the band’s biggest hurdle.

She admitted to The Mirror that those moments were difficult each night, but everyone involved really needed them. Despite the challenges, she particularly enjoyed that segment of the show.

This tour was particularly meaningful because it marked the first time the children of Kimberley, Cheryl, and Nadine got to see their mothers – and ‘Auntie Nicola’ – performing as pop stars.

Kimberley chuckled, saying her kids – nine-year-old Bobby, seven-year-old Cole, and two-year-old Nate – were pretty surprised. They’re mostly used to seeing her on TV as a presenter, so this was a new experience for them.

The singer shared that the band’s children traveled with them on tour buses, and it was a great experience for the kids to be part of the excitement.

Nadine’s daughter, Anaíya, is almost the same age as Kimberley’s oldest son, Bobby. Cole and Bear, Cheryl’s son with the late Liam Payne, are also very close in age, with only a few months between them.

Kimberley explained that being a mother puts you in a unique position. She and the other mothers were able to experience the event both for themselves and appreciate it through the perspective of their children.

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2025-10-09 11:04