Myleene klass looks autumnal chic in a floral maxi dress

By GEORGIA SIMCOX and KATE DENNETT FOR MAILONLINE Published: 14:15 EDT, 6 November 2020 | Updated: 14:45 EDT, 6 November 2020 She has been balancing her job at Smooth Radio and intensive

training for Dancing On Ice.  And Myleene Klass, 42, nailed autumnal chic as she arrived at the Global studios in Leicester Square, London, on Friday.  The former Hear'Say singer looked

incredible in a high-neck floral ruffled maxi dress with long sleeves after her ice skating training.  Later on in the day, Myleene protected herself from the cold in a long beige Burberry

trench coat and wore her brunette locks in a sleek bun.  The presenter accessorised her ensemble with a large red Chanel crossover handbag and a pair of large black sunglasses.   Myleene

added height to her frame with a pair of suede heeled ankle boots in a nod to the changing season. It comes after the TV and radio presenter managed to freak out her skating partner Łukasz

Różycki with her remarkably bendy elbows during rehearsals on Friday. She posted a hilarious video on her Instagram, showing her unusually flexible arms.   Myleene said the skating pro, 40,

thought she was bending her arm while they were practicing as he did not realise she had hypermobile joints. While flaunting her bendy elbows in the clip, she said: 'Łukasz just thought

I was bending my arm cos I've got these! Cos they do this!  'Now he won't even touch my arm. Touch the arm! Touch the arm!' The duo could be heard hysterically laughing

as Myleene showed off her flexibility before she taunted a freaked-out Łukasz to come and touch her arm. The figure skater eventually gave in and lightly grabbed her arm before immediately

squirming away, leading to an uproar of laughter from Myleene. Captioning the video, she penned: 'DOI update...My ice skating partner can't figure out why my back arm keeps bending

downwards when we skate! 'I'm hyperextended. Now, he won't even touch them, he's completely freaked out!' Myleene's remarkably flexible elbow condition, more

commonly known as hypermobility, is caused when the tissues holding a joint together are too loose.  A person with hypermobility is able to easily and painlessly extend their joints beyond

the standard motion range.  In Myleene's case, her elbows bend in both directions, but hypermobility also commonly affects knees, shoulders, wrists and fingers.