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Jess Wright looked incredible as she attended the launch of her new clothing range with Dorothy Perkins on Tuesday.
The former TOWIE star, 36, showcased her toned legs in a silver sequinned mini dress as she posed up a storm.
The star boosted her height with strappy stiletto sandals and added further glitz with a pair of chandelier earrings.
Wow: Jess Wright looked incredible as she attended the launch of her new clothing range with Dorothy Perkins on Tuesday
She wore her raven tresses in a sleek ponytail and sported a rich palette of make-up,
She was joined by model sister Natalya, 21, who wowed in a chocolate hued top, satin trousers and heels.
She added a blazer and a Fendi bag for the occasion.
Mum Carol Wright also supported her eldest on the night, while wearing a stylish leather ensemble.
Sister act: She was joined by model sister Natalya, 21, who wowed in a chocolate hued top, satin trousers and heels
Family: Mum Carol Wright also supported her eldest on the night, while wearing a stylish leather ensemble
Sparkle: The star boosted her height with strappy stiletto sandals and added further glitz with a pair of chandelier earrings
Glow: She wore her raven tresses in a sleek ponytail and sported a rich palette of make-up
Fun: Helen Flanagan also put in an appearance on the night in a chic ensemble
This comes as Jess admitted that her new husband William Lee-Kemp did not like being filmed on his big day as she told how he ‘absolutely hated every second of it!’
Speaking on Tuesday’s Loose Women, the former TOWIE star opened up about her wedding as she revealed that William took some ‘convincing’ to allow cameras on the big day.
While Jess is used to being filmed having starred on TOWIE and other reality shows, businessman William is not as accustomed to the showbiz life.
Model moment: Natalya looked delighted to be supporting her big sister
Glamour: Helen and Jess looked delighted as they joined forces for another snap
On how he felt being filmed, Jess told Ruth Langsford and the panel: ‘He absolutely hated every second of it, if I’m honest.
‘He works with cars, he’s a businessman and he doesn’t even like having his picture taken, so when I said to him, “Listen, they’re really interested in filming the wedding and it could be a really lovely home video for us” – it took a lot of convincing.’
However, despite his protestations, Jess told how William took to filming like a duck to water.
Oh dear: This comes as Jess admitted that her new husband William Lee-Kemp did not like being filmed on his big day as she told how he ‘absolutely hated every second of it!’
Not keen: Speaking on Tuesday’s Loose Women, the former TOWIE star opened up about her wedding as she revealed that William took some ‘convincing’ to allow cameras on the big day
She went on: ‘But he’s an absolute natural. He’s really quite a funny guy as well, so he was great on camera.
‘I hope everyone just gives him some slack and isn’t too hard on him or me because he’s absolutely dreading it. He’s going to have to have some stiff drinks to watch it tonight.’
The couple were introduced by Jess’ brother Mark, who never forgets to remind them of his match-making skills as she remarked: ‘He honestly reminds us every other day.’
Discussing why Mark though will was a good match for her, she explained: ‘We’d both built quite nice lives for ourselves individually, but there was just something missing which was that special someone to share that with and I think he saw that.
Camera shy: On how he felt being filmed, Jess told Ruth Langsford and the panel: ‘He absolutely hated every second of it, if I’m honest’
Dutch courage: ‘I hope everyone just gives him some slack and isn’t too hard on him or me because he’s absolutely dreading it. He’s going to have to have some stiff drinks to watch it tonight’
‘Will is a lovely kind gentleman – he’s just a good guy, and I think my brother had wanted that for me for so long.’
Meanwhile, Jess revealed that she and Will are both keen to start a family ‘very soon’, with the TV personality previously admitting that she froze some of her eggs due to fears of early menopause.
She said: ‘I think we’re going to have to because I’m 36 and William’s nearly 39, so we’re going to have to start trying soon.
‘My mum is desperate to be a grandmother, but we just got the news that my youngest brother Josh is having a baby so she’s over the moon that she’s finally going to be a grandmother, so hopefully I can follow in the footsteps soon and give her one as well.
Matchmaker: ‘Will is a lovely kind gentleman – he’s just a good guy, and I think my brother had wanted that for me for so long’
Baby plans: ‘I think we’re going to have to because I’m 36 and William’s nearly 39, so we’re going to have to start trying soon’
‘We did freeze our embryos last year because we were really worried about early menopause because my mum went through a really early menopause. So we went through that process just before the wedding.’
It comes after Jess revealed she has frozen her eggs after fearing she is going through early menopause.
The singer decided to freeze her eggs after her mother Carol, 61, went through the menopause at the age of 41 while her late grandmother Pat had a similar experience.
She also started experiencing sweating at nighttime which left her ‘panicking’ over her future plans for children.
Planning for the future: It comes after Jess revealed she has frozen her eggs after fearing she is going through early menopause following her wedding to William Lee-Kemp last month
Jess told Grazia: ‘There are so many girls out there in my position.
‘But it was only when I saw that article that I became aware if your mum goes through early menopause, you might go through it five years earlier than your mum and grandmother.’
She added: ‘I haven’t gone into menopause now, but I was getting sweats in the night so bad.
‘I knew that it was a symptom so I was really, really panicking myself and spiralling into this ditch of I’m going through menopause, or I’m going to start, and then I was worrying if we’re going to have to be able to have children.’
Forward thinking: Jess decided to freeze her eggs after her mother Carol, 61, went through the menopause at the age of 41 while her late grandmother Pat had a similar experience
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