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Jenny Powell joined Rylan leading the stars at a special ABBA Voyage performance to celebrate 50-years since the iconic band won Eurovision on Saturday.

The TV host, 55, looked sensational as she slipped into a white jumpsuit for the event held at the purpose built arena in Stratford, which sees the Swedish foursome take to the stage as holograms.

Jenny's stylish outfit hugged every inch of her jaw-dropping figure and also showcased her gym toned arms. 

She was ready to dance the night away in a pair of platforms and even took to the DJ booth to entertain the crowd ahead of the show. 

Meanwhile Rylan, 35, teased a glimpse of chest hair in a black shirt which he wore partially unbuttoned with beige chinos.  

It comes hours after ABBA thanked fans for in a rare statement as the band celebrates the 50th anniversary of their Eurovision Song Contest victory.

The iconic 70s pop group - made up of Bjorn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, Agnetha Faltskog and Anni-Frid Lyngstad - remain the show's most famous and successful exports after they were crowned winners in April 1974 with their song, Waterloo. 

Reflecting on the milestone, the group, who later split in 1982, issued a joint statement as they expressed their gratitude for fans 'steadfast loyalty and support through the years'. 

To mark the anniversary, several pianos across Europe will play a pre-recorded by Benny simultaneously to make it sound as though he is playing live. 

Sharing a picture of the foursome winning the accolade, they wrote: 'It's slightly dizzying and deeply humbling to think that millions of you who saw us for the first time in the Eurovision final 1974 have passed our music on not only to one generation, but to several.

'We see evidence of that every time one of us visits Abba Voyage in London, and it's because of this we can celebrate the 50th anniversary of that event in the knowledge that our songs still resonate around the world.'

They continued: 'It's difficult to comprehend that 50 years have gone by since the four of us waited backstage for the verdicts of all the juries around Europe at the Dome in Brighton. 

'So what were out dreams during those suspenseful moments or in the chaos in the aftermath of the victory we had secured with the smallest margin in Eurovision history?

'Four different dreams, no doubt, but whatever they were, however grand, reality has surpassed them, that's for sure.'

The group went on to have a huge repertoire of hits including Dancing Queen (1976), Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (1979) and Super Trouper (1976) to name a few.