Life is good for maths whizz Carol Vorderman, who showed off her incredible figure in hiking gear after telling fans she "woke up laughing."
Sharing a snap in which she sports second skin leggings and grey Lycra top Carol said: "Off on a long long walk...I'm bursting with happiness...like properly bursting with it. I woke up laughing," followed by a number of heart emojis.
Carol, who accompanied the image with a rousing rendition of Tom Jones' the Green Grass of Home went walking in Wales, where she has a second home in Pembrokeshire.
Carol's uplifting post sent her fans into a frenzy with one tweeting: "You're such a babe Carol, love it that you're so happy you. Like the second picture camera angle. Wow."
While another replied cheekily: "You're definitely busting Carol. Almost out!"
The 60-year-old recently enjoyed the Welsh hospitality at a rugby game in Llanelli.
Posting a pic in which she appeared to be poured into a pair of red trousers Carol looked stunning as she caught up with Go Compare singer Wynne Evans and former rugby player Rupert Moon.
She captioned the snap: "Having the best time at Parc y Scarlets with my bud Naughty Wynne and The Mooney ...thanks bois."
The TV star recently shared her pride over the news that her son Cameron had earned a master's degree.
Cameron, got his master's degree despite "endless bullying" at school due to his severe learning disabilities.
As Carol opened up about his struggle she wrote: "My son was a happy toddler. Before and after he started school it became clear that he had severe special educational needs.
"No school would accept him. I was going to give up work to teach him but even I couldn't teach a child with his severe needs.
"Cam stuck with it, through endless bullying, changed school, developed strategies to learn.
"He got a first class honours degree in animation, and now he has just received his master's degree in animation and video effects.
"I could not be more proud of him and I love him to bits, but I'm also a very proud mum because I know just how much he struggled to get there."
Revealing that now Cameron was "flying high" Carol's positive post was met with a flurry of support from her followers.
"Well done Cameron! And to you Carol! you clearly are an incredible mother," said one.
While another posted: "I love this, such inspiration, I am going through the same journey with my boy and gives me hope that there is light at the end of what has been at times a very dark tunnel - Thank you."
