Nicole Scherzinger glows in white as she turns on the Covent Garden Christmas lights on Tuesday.
The Pussycat Dolls frontwoman, 45, looked glamorous in a one-shoulder, shiny white dress.
Nicole’s dress featured an enormous faux-fur sleeve and a diagonal neckline, while bright red lipstick added some contrasting colour.
To the singer’s left and right were married couple Jamie Laing, 35, and Sophie Habboo, 29, who rose to fame on Made In Chelsea.
All three displayed huge smiles as Nicole lit up Central London.
Lights, camera, action: Nicole Scherzinger, 45, glows in white as she turns on the Covent Garden Christmas lights on Tuesday
Glam: The Pussycat Dolls frontwoman looked very glamourous in a one-shoulder, shiny white dress
Not alone: To the singer’s left and right were married couple Jamie Laing, 35, and Sophie Habboo, 29, who rose to fame on Made In Chelsea
Jamie wore a blue suit with a collarless T-shirt and a poppy while Sophie opted for a black turtleneck and a black jacket.
Hundreds of people travelled to Covent Garden to watch over 40 gigantic bells with bows, 12 giant baubles, and eight spinning mirror balls, be turned on.
The huge tree glowed red when Nicole did the honours, with the lights being turned on for the first time since 2019.
Nicole revealed in September that she had moved to London, and she currently performs in the West End as Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard.
The move was no doubt welcome news to Scottish rugby player Thom Evans who proposed to the former X Factor judge back in June.
Jamie and Sophie host the podcast NewlyWeds where they discuss the ups and downs of marriage.
Jamie and Sophie tied the knot in April this year after four years of dating.
Outside of the podcast, Jamie runs vegan sweet company Candy Kittens which distributes its products to all major retailers.
Crowds: Hundreds of people travelled to Covent Garden to watch over 40 gigantic bells with bows, 12 giant baubles, and eight spinning mirror balls, be turned on
Beautiful: The huge tree glowed red when Nicole did the honours, with the lights being turned on for the first time since 2019
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