Tess Daly eases into post-Strictly life by launching a range of new activewear…modelled by some of her BFFs
Claudia Winkleman has gone from strength to strength since the end of her 11-year Strictly partnership with Tess Daly.
Ms Winkleman, 53, continues to present The Traitors on BBC One and last week confirmed on The Claudia Winkleman Show that she would be interviewing stars on behalf of the company.
Not to be outdone, Ms. Daly, 56, is trying to carve out her post-Glitterball career by launching a line of activewear and getting some of her best friends to model it.
Ms Daly was photographed with dancer Nadiya Bychkova, 36; 59-year-old model Gayle Lawton, who is also his business partner; and TV star Vicky Pattison, 38.
Even Miss Winkleman came out to support her pal, along with former athlete Denise Lewis, 53, former Strictly dancer Oti Mabuse, 35, and singer Louise Redknapp, 51.
Ms Winkleman congratulated her on social media, sharing: ‘Gorgeous @tessdaly at the launch of the gorgeous @naia-beach sportswear collection… so beautiful.’
To promote the project, which is a spin-off of swimwear brand NAIA Beach, which she currently runs with Ms Lawton, Ms Daly hosted an exercise class for her famous friends at London’s new luxury health club, V, in Mayfair.
Tess Daly (second from left) photographed with ace dancer Nadiya Bychkova, 36; 59-year-old model Gayle Lawton, who is also his business partner; and TV star Vicky Pattison, 38
Even former Strictly co-host Claudia Winkleman came out to support her girlfriend’s launch
She wore a black and white leggings and sports bra set as she modeled items from her range. The sports tops retail for £69, while the leggings retail for £89.
Writing on Instagram, Ms Daly said: ‘I’m still accepting it all.
‘We are so grateful to our wonderful friends who came to celebrate the launch of NAIA Active with us.
‘Being in a room full of women showing up, supporting each other and bringing positive energy was incredibly inspiring and reflects everything this collection stands for: strength, individuality, movement and women supporting women.’
