Kym Marsh was all smiles as she was seen leaving MediaCityUK after filming a new series of For Love Or Money.
The former Coronation Street star looked stunning as she wrapped up against the freezing February weather in a hooded green camouflage coat.
She teamed her snuggly coat with a red furry lining with skinny jeans and chunky black boots, and she let her long brunette locks flow freely.
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The newlywed looked on great form as she beamed at onlookers while wheeling a large white case, just a stone's throw away from the Corrie set where she played Michelle Connor until 2019.
Kym had just marked the last day of filming on the BBC show For Love Or Money, which has Kym and co-presenter Ashley John-Baptiste on the trail of the criminals extorting vast amounts of money from unsuspecting victims under the guise of love.
The actress and presenter took to Instagram to celebrate her co-star.
Sharing a snap of them together on set she wrote: "Last day filming on 'For Love Or Money' with one of the nicest guys I know!!
"It’s an absolute pleasure to work with him and to call him my friend! @ashleyjbaptiste until the next time my friend."
And Ashley replied: "Always a vibe Kym."
The beauty, who married army major Scott Ratcliff in a military-themed wedding at Sandhurst last year, will be feeling the cold especially after recently returning from their honeymoon on the tropical isle Grenada.
A couple of days ago she shared a photo from their idyllic trip on social media, typing: "Wishing we were back here!!!"
Kym, 45, has also been busy starring as bunny boiler Alex Forrest in the stage version of the film classic Fatal Attraction starring Glenn Close and Michael Douglas.
She acts out steamy scenes in the story of deadly manipulation with fellow former Corrie actor Oliver Farnworth who plays Alex's married lover Dan Gallagher.
Fitness fanatic Kym is also enjoying getting back to her exercise routine, and is feeling much better for it.
She told hrr Instagram followers that she'd been taking it easy after having Covid at Christmas so was doing 'a phased and slow approach' to her training regime.
"Exercise always makes me feel great, it’s good for the body and for the mind!" she said.
