Katie Piper wows in a plunging yellow dress teamed with open-toe heels as she arrives at BBC studios

Katie Piper cut a stylish figure on Friday when she stepped out wearing a plunging yellow dress.

Arriving at London’s BBC Radio 2 studios for hosting duties, the TV presenter, 37, looked summer-ready despite the drizzly weather, teaming her ruffled frock with a pair of open-toe heels.

She kept the unseasonal chill at bay beneath a chic leather jacket worn over her shoulders. 

Radiant: Katie Piper, 37, cut a stylish figure on Friday when she stepped out wearing a plunging yellow dress in London 

Katie wore her glossy blonde hair loose and carried her belongings in a stylish white tote bag.

The doting mother opted for a full face of glam when she stepped out and didn’t let the rain dampen her spirits, making sure to flash photographers a smile.

She was also sporting a set of freshly manicured nails.

It comes after Katie candidly opened up about her experience with online bullying, and said she feels sorry for trolls who come from ‘a really awful place’.

Summer-ready: The TV presenter looked summer-ready despite the drizzly weather, teaming her ruffled frock with a pair of open-toe heels

The blonde beauty believes those who bully others online are already in a difficult place within themselves, as she gave advice for learning to deal with the negativity.

Speaking to The Mirror in May, she explained: ‘I suppose if you see something that comes from a really awful place, just know it really does come from an awful place and a place of suffering.’

She continued: ‘So what you can do is step back and say, this isn’t about me this is about the person giving it out and what a terrible place that must be. Thank goodness I’m not there.’

Katie has experienced her fair share of mean comments, having been targeted by vile trolls on social media after sharing images of her recovery from an eye operation.

Hair down: Katie wore her glossy blonde hair loose and carried her belongings in a stylish white tote bag

However, the star has stressed that you can make your response to these comments ‘uplifting’ and ‘separate yourself from it’.

‘You don’t want to try and combat it with being equally as nasty,’ she added.

Katie insisted that she sees social media as a ‘positive place’ for her, as most of her online fans are ‘like-minded individuals’.

In March, Katie underwent a successful operation for a skin graft over her eye as part of her ongoing recovery.

High spirits: The doting mother opted for a full face of glam when she stepped out and didn’t let the rain dampen her spirits, making sure to flash photographers a smile

The charity founder has undergone more than 400 operations following the 2008 sulphuric acid attack orchestrated by her ex-partner Daniel Lynch.

Katie survived a sulphuric acid attack organised by her ex-boyfriend in 2008, which caused significant damage to her face and left her blind in one eye.

Although the horrifying attack was planned by Lynch, it was carried out by accomplice Stefan Sylvestre in a street attack outside her north London home.

Lynch was subsequently given two life terms behind bars, while Sylvestre served 6-years of his own life sentence. He was released in 2018.

Surgery: In March, Katie underwent a successful operation for a skin graft over her eye as part of her ongoing recovery