Braless Ola Jordan puts on a VERY busty display in a daringly plunging cocktail ... trends now

Former Strictly star Ola Jordan put on a very busty display as she joined husband James at The Paul Strank Charitable Trust gala in Wimbledon on Saturday evening. 

The blonde dancer, 41, who appeared on the BBC series alongside her husband, flaunted her jaw-dropping physique as she went braless and slipped into figure hugging black cocktail dress.

Ola's outfit boasted a plunging neckline and she accessorised with gold jewellery and a mini Balenciaga handbag, which costs around £2,000.

She cosied up to husband James, 46, with whom she shares three-year-old daughter Ella, as he cut a dashing figure in a grey waistcoat which he layered over a crisp white shirt. 

The couple both made their Strictly Come Dancing debuts in 2006 before James quit in 2013, followed by Ola two years later. 

It came just hours after James was slammed by fans after making a 'sexist' comment about Ola on Twitter. 

The professional dancer took to social media to bemoan his partner's skills around the house. 

Writing:  'Hi guys Anyone know a decent ironing lady in the West Malling area – as my wife is s**t at it.'

Racing to the comments section fans were quick to blast the dancer with one exclaiming: 'Why don't you do the ironing then?'.

While others wrote: 'Learn to iron!': 'You should try your hand at it!': 'Try it yourself': 'Try being an ironing man': 'Can't you do it??': Why does it have to be an ironing 'lady' lol and you can't iron yourself because?': 'Do it yourself?'. 

Following the backlash James wrote: 'Well that last tweet went so much better than I thought it would'.

'Just to clarify i do my own ironing but I hate it - and Ola hates ironing too. We had an amazing lady who has now retired hence need someone else. We are in the West Malling Area. Fans'.

Before finally posting: 'Lastly - we are looking for an ironing "lady" not a "man" because although men are better we want to give a lady the opportunity because we are all about equality. Many thanks again for all your replies'.