MARTINE McCutcheon looked sensational in leopard-print leggings and a wet-look bomber jacket as she headed on the school run.
The former EastEnders actress, 46, appeared slimmer than ever in the trendy attire, which she paired with black biker boots and a wool hat.
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Martine took her stylish selfie with the help of a huge mirror positioned at the top of her stairs in her incredible Surrey mansion.
She wrote in her caption: “I’m dashing out to collect Rafferty from an after school club BUT I had to say… Effortlessly cool as always @allsaints @mercer7official. I love this Jacket SO much! I’m so glad you brought it back again! Whoop! Thank you so much… It’s a classic #classic #versatile #effortless #cool #lovelovelovelove.”
Fans were quick to react, with one posting: “How did u get so slim? I need your secret.”
Another put: “Love the coat, but those legs.”
A third then put: “Got to say it’d those leggings for me! I hardly noticed the coat,” as another gushed: “Looking good.”
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One simply wrote: “Legs!!!!!!” as another put: “You look fabulous.”
Martine recently dazzled fans as she posed in a black swimsuit in Dubai.
There’s no denying she looks completely different compared to when she starred as Natalie in the Christmas classic Love Actually back in 2003.
Former EastEnders actress Martine previously confessed that she was a fan of the Cambridge Weight Plan diet.
She said: “I’ve spent so long fighting to feel healthy again, I didn’t want to do anything too drastic that was going to make me feel lousy.
“But after having Rafferty I found it so tough to lose my baby weight and that does start to affect your self-esteem.”
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