Zoe Ball looks sensational in the Blitish Red Midi dress while she does a glamorous appearance on Ve Day parties after her return to BBC Radio 2

Zoe -Bal Looked sensational when she did a very glamorous appearance on the celebrations for the 80th birthday of Ve Day on Thursday.

The radio presenter, 54, was surprised in a flashy red midi dress with long sleeves and matching red sparkling heels.

Grin from ear to ear in the lover text number De Ster arrived at the Historic Horse Guards Parade in Central London to present a concert for King Charles” Queen CamillaThe prince and Princess of Wales.

Sea away from its usual casual and make -up -free radio look, completed the ensemble with silver dangly earrings and a red lip.

Zoe arrived on stage in an engine of the Second World War and she: ‘I am really honored to play a small role in the celebrations of such a memorable occasion.

‘My dear father Johnny Ball was 6 years old on Ve Day, his memories of that time are incredible.

Zoe Ball looked sensational in a blit red Midi dress while on Thursday she did a glamorous appearance at the Ve Day parties

The star arrived at the Historic Horse Guards Parade in Central London to present a concert for King Charles, Queen Camilla, the Prince and Princess of Wales

‘Our great -grandparents and grandparents, our families, our nation has experienced so much.

“The courage and sacrifices of so many for our freedom, we always have to remember and this will be a very special evening with some beautiful versions.”

In the evening the audience was treated to a series of performances of the cast of Musical Operation Mincemeat, Fleur East, Calum Scott, John Newman, Toploader and Tom Walker of the Second World War.

West End -legend Samantha Barks also offered her powerful representation of Van We Meet again

Elsewhere, Brian Cox – celebrated successively because of his role – held a moving re -enactment of the iconic war speech by Winston Churchill.

Zoe’s appearance on the event comes afterwards She returned to BBC Radio 2 for her new afternoon show last Saturday.

The star came from her breakfast show in December to ‘Focus on her family’, farewell to her £ 950,000 salary.

Reconnect with her listeners She announced: Hello, it’s me, oh it’s great to be back on a Saturday.

Find the world of its usual casual and make -up -free radio look, Zoe completed the ensemble with silver dangly earrings and red lip

Zoe arrived on stage in an engine of the Second World War and she: ‘I am really honored to play a small role in the celebrations of such a memorable occasion’

She added matching red sparkling heels to complete the shimmering look

She added: ‘The courage and sacrifices of so many for our freedom, we must always remember and this will be a very special evening with some beautiful versions’

She made sure she started the show in style when she made a memorable entrance

In the evening the audience was treated to a series of performances of the cast of Musical Operation Mincemeat from the Second World War, Fleur East, Calum Scott and John Newman

Zoe’s appearance comes to the event after she returned to BBC Radio 2 for her new afternoon show last Saturday

“This is where it all started for me when I used to wipe up and made the tea.”

Glad to see the return of the star, wrote a viewer: ‘Great to have you back, Saturday afternoon is much better than waking up early’

She continued reading a number of other good wishes she added then: “It’s great to be here, thanks for all your messages.”

After six years at the helm, Zoe handed her BBC Radio 2 breakfast show to Scott Mills after going to ‘Focus on Family’ only a few months after the death of her mother Julia in April.

Radio 2 officially announced program changes in February, including a new weekly show with Zoe (1 p.m.).

She will also organize two specials, including a BBC TV program in honor of Elaine Paige’s 60-year career in the show business.

Helen Thomas, head of Radio 2, said: “Zoe is one of the most popular presenters of the UK, so I am very happy to announce that she has a new house on Radio 2 on Saturday lunch, and she will organize various specials for us all year round.”