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Newly-single Vanessa Feltz looked happy as she attended the gala performance of  Disney's Winnie the Pooh: A New Musical Adaptation at Riverside Studios on Sunday.

The TV presenter, 61, looked pretty in a flowery blue and green dress as she beamed away at the event in London.

It comes after earlier on Sunday her ex fiancé Ben Ofoedu made a plea to win Vanessa back, after they split last month when she discovered he had cheated on her during their 16-year relationship.

Vanessa brightened up the rainy day in her summery dress which she teamed with blue lace up boots.

She wore her long blonde tresses in loose waves over her shoulders and opted for a glamorous makeup look while accessorising with dangly earrings. 

She was joined at the Disney event by a host of other stars and their families, including Rachel Riley and her husband Pasha Kovalev.

It comes after earlier on Sunday Phats And Small singer Ben, 50, announced his hopes to reconcile with Vanessa during a Sunday morning appearance on GB News.

Setting the record straight, he said: 'We were in love for 17 years, so yeah I would love to be back in that situation because I love her so much.

He told presenter Mark Dolan: 'Vanessa and I parted ways. I mean, I've been pretty honest about it, really. All it was, I'd had an affair before which put our relationship on quite dodgy ground, but we'd got over it really and that was like 2015.

'There's also a case that's happening with the Metropolitan Police now, linked to a troll. I was sex texting this troll that I did not know was a troll and stuff, it was just sex texting.

'The whole thing about me having numerous amounts of affairs, and going to holiday camps and sleeping with these different women, and that I'd had several affairs is just not true.

'And it's horrible, I've been getting trolled by practically what seemed like the whole of Great Britain for the last three to four weeks and probably a couple of months, and it's been really, really tough.

'I've been completely honest about it. I think it's important to kind of own up and say, 'Look, I was wrong,' and stuff like that.