LIZZIE Cundy looked incredible as she attended her first red carpet event since raiders tried to break into her home.
Broadcaster Lizzie, 55, flashed her bra in a dazzling silver dress while posing for photographers at Rehab The Musical's press night.
She put on a stunning display in the sparkly getup while elevating her height with knee-high boots.
The TV personality accentuated her natural beauty with a full face of make-up and wore her brunette locks over her shoulders.
Despite being a comedy, Rehab The Musical deals with the subjects of mental health, fame and addiction.
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Set in 1999, it follows jaded pop star, Kid Pop, who finds himself in court after being caught in a drug-fuelled tabloid sting.
An understanding judge gives Kid the choice between jail time or a rehabilitation centre for six weeks - but he soon realises it's not the 'holiday' he'd been expecting.
At the afterparty, Lizzie looked delighted as she caught up with castmember Keith Allen, who plays the scheming PR guru Malcolm Stone.
But just last week, she was left devastated when two men tried to break into her home before crashing their getaway car.
The TalkTV presenter had been in the bath when the pair tried to force their way into her house.
In a post on Instagram, she said: "So this happened last night.
"After a lovely dinner with a friend, I was taking a bath and heard a huge bang and noise downstairs.
"Someone sounded like they were trying to get in my house. Luckily a passing farmer saw someone lurking around and thought it was suspicious and called the police immediately.
"Thankfully the police came around in minutes to my home but the two men drove off into my fence with such speed they overturned their car as you can see from the photo above.
"They then ran off into the night and the police couldn’t catch them.
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"I just want to say a huge thank you to Hampshire police who came over so quickly and stayed with me. The police were amazing.
"This is happening way to often especially in rural areas. We all need to look after each other.
"Thankfully someone did for me. If anyone knows anything please contact Hampshire police.
"I’m felling very blessed today I wasn’t hurt or anyone else. Keep safe."
