Carol Vorderman took to Instagram to show off her pert bum and tiny waist in skin tight leather trousers after filming a rugby programme for the BBC.
After filming was wrapped up, the Countdown star, who has won rear of the year twice, took to Instagram to share a snap of her wearing the national Welsh rugby shirt. a chunky gold-buckled belt and figure-hugging trousers.
Carol, 60, looked sensational as she posed with her hand on her hip in the red and black Wales shirt.
The ageless beauty finished her striking look with a pair of towering heeled boots and wore her caramel hair in loose waves.
She wrote alongside her post: "Been doing a bit of cheeky filming today #rugby....should be on @bbcone soonish .
"Glad to be back in Autumn clothes tho....and that the rugby season is back.....love it. Happy days ."
Carol's fans were left stunned by the snaps, with many saying they couldn't believe her age.
One exclaimed: "You are not 60!" and another wrote: "I can see why you have won rear of the year twice xx.
A third added: "Grief how absolutely gorgeous you are."
Carol previously stunned fans as she shared a seemingly nude snap of herself in a hot tub.
The maths whizz spent last week at a Juice retreat in Portugal where she's been solely focused on restoring her wellbeing through a range of treatments and relaxation techniques.
On her last day, Carol, 60, stripped off for a dip in one of the baths and revealed how much she'd enjoyed her stay with a beaming selfie.
The former Countdown presenter stretched out her arms out wide in the racy snap, with her nude bikini concealed by her touseled blonde locks.
Carol regularly updates her thousands of followers with updates about her life away from her busy presenting career.
Earlier this week she revealed one of her secrets to looking good at 60 undergoing cryotherapy sessions.
The mum braved -196C temperatures to undergo the special treatment.
According to the NHS website, cryotherapy is a method of freezing, which uses a substance called liquid nitrogen.
The freezing temperatures target cells, while destroying unwanted lesions on the skin.
Sharing a look at herself in the futuristic looking chamber, Carol managed a smile despite the plunging temperatures.
She revealed she'd braved the treatment wearing nothing but a bikini and thermal boots and gloves - and admitted she'd lasted three minutes for 'healing and health' purposes.
"Love it actually," Carol confessed.
