Lousie Redknapp wore this beautiful red number to the BAFTAs and was looking rather fab!!
The WAG who recently gave birth to her second son looked glowing on a rather sunny red carpet earlier this week.
We love the casual blonde locks matched with this gorgeous red dress, it suggests looking great without trying too hard. Which is always the hardest look to achieve!!
Louise Redknapp showed that she’s already got her post baby body back on a night out with her hubby last night!
The WAG made new Mum’s everywhere green with envy last night, by looking fabulous and thin just five months after giving birth.
Louise wore a sheer black top that revealed her bra, black leggings and heels whilst out at celebrity haunt Nobu Berkley.
But despite looking brill, Louise has admitted she would like to lose another half a stone (wouldn’t we all) and does get insecure being with someone as fit as Jamie Redknapp.
Louise Redknapp says: ‘I want to feel good for myself and my husband.’
She explains: ‘Jamie’s a good-looking guy and I do go through ups and downs. When I feel confident, I think, “I’m a good woman. He won’t find anyone better.” Then I have days when I think, “There are beautiful, skinny girls out there. He could have anyone.”‘
The couple were joined by West Ham’s Scott Parker and his WAG for the night out!
Mother of two Louise Redknapp goes back to work looking shattered apparently?!
The WAG arrived at Los Angeles International Airport today to film a new documentary.
The Daily Mail reckon Louise Redknapp looks shattered and pale, I personally just think it shows how naturally pretty she still is after a 10 hour flight.
Louise has said recently that despite being busy with motherhood, she was looking forward to going back to work…
‘As much as I adore my boys, I like work and having that independence, and I actually think I’m a better mother for it.
She adds: ‘It means that when I’m at home, my attention is focused on them completely.’
Louise is making a documentary about ‘pregorexia’, a condition when women are dieting and exercising to extremes during their pregnancies.
The presenter said: ‘It (filming it) affected me quite deeply, these women are carrying around such guilt, but they have an illness and just because they fall pregnant, that illness doesn’t go away.’
