OLYMPIC hero Jessica Ennis-Hill lit up the BBC studio in a stunning yellow dress for the World Athletics Championships.
The 37-year-old heptathlon legend is in Budapest, Hungary as a pundit.
And on Sunday, she appeared alongside former American sprinter Michael Johnson and fellow gold medallist Denise Lewis, with Gabby Logan on presenting duties.
But, despite the star quality sat next to her, it was Jessica who stole the show with her fashionable outfit.
She wore a stunning round neck frock, complete with short sleeves, for her appearance.
Needless to say, fans on X, formerly known as Twitter, were singing her praises for her fashionable choice and expert opinion.
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One wrote: “Jessica Ennis-Hill is lovely.”
A second shared: “What a lovely woman Jess Ennis-Hill is. Have really enjoyed watching the BBC coverage of athletics.”
A third posted: “The humility and laughter of Jessica Ennis-Hill on the studio was a great TV moment. Here at home enjoying the panel and commentary team so much for the World Athletics in Budapest.”
While a fourth added: “There isn’t a better commentary in world sport than the #BBCAthletics team. Amazing experience and knowledge with@MJGold, Denise Lewis. Jess Ennis-Hill and Steve Backley and the youth and enthusiasm of people like Jazz Sawyers. It’s the perfect combination.”
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Just a day earlier she left fans gushing over her choice of a bold green outfit while again on pundit duties.
Ennis-Hill claimed her first heptathlon world title in 2009, before she also went on to win the event two years later.
Then, after initially claiming silver in 2015, she was promoted to gold the following year after Tatyana Chernova was stripped of the title for a doping violation – one month after Ennis-Hill announced her retirement.
But British sports fans know her best for her stunning Olympic triumph at the London 2012 Games.
Four years later, she won silver in Rio – hanging up her spikes towards the end of 2016.
Source: Athletics - thesun.co.uk
