ANT McPartlin’s ex-wife Lisa Armstrong looked amazing as she partied at a festival just days after her split from her boyfriend.
Lisa, 46, is single again – five years after her bitter divorce- after her man James Green moved out of her £4.5million home last month.
But the make-up artist, who works on shows such as BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing, isn’t spending her nights crying at home.
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The fun-loving former pop star enjoyed the Rewind festival this weekend in Henley-on-Thames.
The nostalgia fest saw the likes of UB40, Tony Hadley, Go West and Martin Kemp perform.
Lisa shared a series of snaps to her instagram, including a couple of selfies were she sported her hair tied up and a nose ring in.
She sported glam sunglasses and wore a antique-style necklace around her neck.
She captioned one of her stories “Festival vibes!!!”.
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In another story, she posed with hairdresser Luca Jones, who styles the hair of many of Strictly’s professional dancers.
She wore gems on her face and a leopard print top in that image, taken on another day at the three-day festival.
Lisa was certainly having fun after her recent heartbreak, which comes just eight weeks after their romantic holiday to the Caribbean, leaving friends of the couple shocked.
James was Lisa’s first long-term relationship since her marriage to Ant broke down in 2018.
She’s now deleted all trace of him on social media, just five weeks after she shared a snap of James giving her flowers.
According to the Daily Mail, the split was “sudden”, but “amicable”.
An insider told the newspaper: “He was with her one day, and he just wasn’t with her the next day.
“There was no inkling that anything was wrong.”
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