Christine Lampard looks effortlessly stylish in a LOVE slogan t-shirt as she leaves her £137,000 Mercedes after driving to the shops in west London
She’s never put a foot wrong in the fashion department.
And Christine Lampard looked effortlessly stylish in a LOVE slogan t-shirt as she climbed out of her Mercedes GT63 after a trip to the shops in west London on Tuesday.
The presenter, 41, cut a casual figure in skinny jeans and a cardigan as she carried a shopping bag of essentials out of the vehicle.
Low-key: Christine Lampard,41, looked effortlessly stylish in a LOVE slogan t-shirt as she climbed out of her Mercedes GT63 after a trip to the shops in west London on Tuesday
Christine showed off her laid-back sense of style in a t-shirt emblazoned with the simple slogan LOVE.
The mother-of-one teamed the top with blue skinny jeans, a black cardigan and white trainers as she headed home after a trip to Marks and Spencer’s.
Christine climbed out of her big-money Mercedes, which are priced from around £137,000, with her shopping bags in hand.
Nice ride: The presenter, 41, cut a casual figure in skinny jeans and a cardigan as she carried a shopping bag of essentials out of the vehicle, which are usually priced at £135,000
Currently Christine is standing in for Lorraine on her morning chat show during the summer holidays.
Earlier this month the star revealed that her daughter Patricia has been delighted to have Frank – who gets tested for coronavirus twice a week – home for the majority of the lockdown after football was put on hold during the peak of the pandemic.
She admitted though that her little girl isn’t used to having her dad around so much, joking: ‘I am 100% her world because I’ve been with her 24 hours a day. Frank actually being at home for a big chunk at the beginning of lockdown was fantastic, as much as it was for the awful reasons we were there. It was just lovely.
Low-key: Christine showed off her laid-back sense of style in her cute LOVE slogan top, skinny jeans and trainers as she carried her purchases out of the car
‘Patricia is like, ‘I’ve got mummy, and mummy is not talking to you, she just deals with me’. That’s what her little life is at the minute. But funnily enough when we finally got to see my family this week, she went crazy for them.’
Speaking about her return to work, she added: ‘I don’t think Patricia will worry about me doing Lorraine every day. The timings mean I will only really miss her breakfast, which Frank will do, but I will be back early and I’ll still be able to put her down for her nap and spend the rest of the day with her and put her to bed in the night time.
‘I don’t think she will miss me that much, thankfully. She’s at that age when it’s still very manageable as there’s no having to drop her off at school.’
Back to work: Currently Christine is standing in for Lorraine on her morning chat show during the summer holidays