Good Morning Britain’s Laura Tobin looks worlds away from ITV studio as she flashes her tanned legs in denim hotpants | The Sun
GOOD Morning Britain star Laura Tobin today looked worlds away from the ITV studio as she flashed her tanned legs in denim hotpants.
The weather presenter – who has been a huge hit with viewers ever since it started back in 2014 – wows fans daily with glamorous and sexy outfits.
Laura, 41, shared some sexy selfies as she enjoyed a festival with friends.
The stunning star showed off her incredible figure in the tiny shorts.
The double denim outfit highlighted her slim legs and tiny waist.
Laura beamed for the camera as she soaked up the sun at the festival.
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Meanwhile, the GMB star recently admitted to The Sun that she doesn't see herself as a "sex symbol" but loves being the "girl next door".
From skintight leather trousers, to miniskirts and figure-hugging dresses, Laura said she loves mixing up her wardrobe each morning and is unaware of the positive reaction from fans.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun about being a sex symbol, Laura laughed: "I'm definitely not sexy -I would like to think I look nice and presentable and smart.
"I don't think sexy would be a word I would use to describe myself.
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"I don't think I'm a glam icon – but I feel I'm the girl next door…like 'she looks cute'.
"I love mixing up my outfits each morning and surprising viewers.
"We have the best stylist and I like picking cute smart outfits."
Laura also revealed the clever way that she and her co-stars select their outfits each morning.
She said at the BBC Earth Experience launch night: "Usually there is a theme of colour for the day, so everyone behind their doors will have like 'blue stuff, or green stuff, or pink stuff' and not everyone will patterns.
"So say there were three women in, we wouldn't all have patterns. One person would be pale and the other person would try and match.
"So subliminally when you watch, you don't think you're watching a kaleidoscope of colour. The guys ties also have to match.
"Lots of our clothes we borrow and any we buy, we either have clothes sales and the money goes to charity or there is a women's charity that helps women get back into work and they want smart clothes for interviews, the clothes will go there."
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