Shirley Ballas dazzles in plunging ball gown at the theatre
She recently revealed that she still doesn't know if she'll be invited back to Strictly Come Dancing.
Yet Shirley Ballas proved her passion for pirouettes was still going strong as she lead the glamour at the premiere of Strictly Ballroom The Musical, at the Piccadily Theatre in London on Tuesday.
Looking far younger than her 57 years, the Strictly Head Judge ensured she'd turn heads as she walked the red carpet ahead of the show.
Stunning: Shirley Ballas proved her passion for dance was still strong as she lead the glamour at the premiere of Strictly Ballroom The Musical, at the Piccadily Theatre in London on Tuesday
Flaunting her hourglass curves, the stunning dancer donned a plunging green ball gown with a low-cut neckline that showcased her cleavage.
Adorned with lace detail, the tight-fitting bodice highlighted her sensational frame and tiny waist, with the garment flaring out into a chartreuse floor-skimming skirt.
Every inch the glamour puss, Shirely styled her glossy chestnut locks in retro Hollywood waves and injected some sparkle with a pair of diamond chandelier earrings.
Strictly sensational! Looking far younger than her 57 years, the Strictly Head Judge ensured she'd turn heads as she walked the red carpet ahead of the show
Shirley looked in good spirits on the outing, despite recently divulging that she's been left in the dark about her future job prospects.
The latin dance expert made her debut on the Strictly Come Dancing panel as Head Judge last year, but it is not sure if she'll return.
Speaking to Hello magazine, she admitted that although she'd like to return in September, nothing is 'as yet official'.
Chest a glimpse! Flaunting her hourglass curves, the stunning dancer donned a plunging green ball gown with a low-cut neckline that showcased her cleavage
Glamorous: Adorned with lace detail, the tight-fitting bodice highlighted her sensational frame and tiny waist, with the garment flaring out into a chartreuse floor-skimming skirt
Elsewhere in the interview, Shirley addressed any tensions with axed professional dancer Brendan Cole, insisting she wished him well after he was dropped from the BBC One show.
She said: 'I don't have any recollection on a personal level of bridges ever being broken or rebuilt between me and Brendan.
'He is an amazing dancer, an amazing person, whose career I have followed for many, many years and I'm extremely proud of what he's achieved both at work and at home.
'There has been no face-to-face confrontation and all I can say is I wish him, his wife and their two beautiful children well because, whatever he does next, I know he will bring 100% to his role.'
Cosy couple: Jason Donovan looked in good spirits as he joined wife Angela on the red carpet
Smitten: The pair cuddled up close to one another as they walked the red carpet together
Check him out! Jason donned a cream plaid jacket layered over a white shirt for the event
The two stars got into an on-air spat back in October, when Shirley accused Brendan of having the banned 'rise and fall' in his tango with Good Morning Britain presenter Charlotte Hawkins - something he strongly denied.
The outburst prompted fellow judge, Bruno Tonioli, getting involved and telling the professional dancer to be more 'respectful'.
While Brendan later apologised on the results show and said: 'I'll be better next week, I'll be quiet, I'll be quiet, I'm sorry.'