Lizzie Cundy oozes glamour in red gown with sizzling leg split as she attends Simon Cowell’s annual charity ball
Lizzie Cundy looked typically glamorous in a red gown at Simon Cowell’s Together for Short Lives Ball in London on Tuesday.
The former WAG, 53, wowed in the stunning ensemble which donned a dramatic leg split and beaded detailing around her waist.
The star-studded charity ball -which is hosted by Simon- will help raise vital funds for families who are caring for ill children.
Stunning: Lizzie Cundy looked typically glamorous in a red gown at Simon Cowell’s Together for Short Lives Ball in London on Tuesday
Lizzie completed her stunning ensemble with red heels and a sheer shawl to cover her shoulders.
She accessorised with a silver necklace which wrapped around her neck and fell towards her chest.
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Her brunette locks were styled in soft curls and her glam makeup featured a smokey eye look.
As well as live entertainment a luxury auction was held on the night where guests were able to bid on once in a lifetime prizes to raise funds.
Wow! The former WAG, 53, wowed in the stunning ensemble which donned a dramatic leg split and beaded detailing around the waist
Beautiful: Lizzie completed her stunning ensemble with red heels and a sheer shawl to cover her shoulders
A picture of Simon dressed in a red race suit, holding a helmet was auctioned off.
The picture was titled 'If I wasn’t famous?' and it created a bidding war.
Since 2018, The Together for Short Lives Ball has raised over three quarters of a million pounds.
The money raised goes to support vital work supporting families caring for children with life limiting conditions across the UK.
This year the charity partnered with M&S Food and aim to raise £300,000.
Cowell's charity event comes after he stepped down from the judging panel of upcoming ITV musical game show Walk The Line.
Auction: A picture of Simon dressed in a red race suit, holding a helmet was auctioned off
The music mogul will now be replaced by Gary Barlow, someone he's confident 'will do a fantastic job.'
The anticipated six-part series is set to air later this year and will present an opportunity for musical variety acts to win a life-changing sum of money.
The show was set to represent Simon's return to primetime TV judging after the plug was pulled on The X Factor earlier this year - but the star has confirmed his role will be limited to behind the camera.
According to reports in The Sun, Simon's decision to step down comes with hopes he will be able to spend more time with his partner Lauren Silverman and their seven-year-old son Eric.
New gig: The music mogul will now be replaced by Gary Barlow, someone he's confident 'will do a fantastic job'
Despite not appearing onscreen - a contrast to what UK and US audiences have become accustomed to over the past two decades - Cowell will take on the role of executive producer.
The entrepreneur told the publication: 'This is a situation where I have decided it is right for me to focus on my role as the Creator and Producer as we build up to the hugely exciting launch.
'Gary’s musical pedigree is second to none – and we have known each other a long time now - so I am delighted he is picking up the baton for me for the first series of Walk The Line. I know he will do a fantastic job.'
Cowell and the Take That hitmaker previously worked together on the UK version of the X Factor.
Gary said in an official statement that he was 'so excited to be involved.'
Hit show: Simon on the X Factor with judges Gary Barlow, Tula Contostavlos, Kelly Rowland and Louis Walsh
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