Playboy model Carla Howe puts on a leggy show in a chic pink tulle dress

Carla Howe looked classy as she enjoyed a getaway in London’s Mayfair on Saturday.

The former Playboy model, 32, looked chic in a pink tulle mini dress tied at the waist with a belt and also emphasized her slender legs as she walked down the street.

Carla accentuated her statuesque figure by stepping on white heels, which added to her height of 1.75 meters.

She pulled her golden locks up into a sleek, high-back ponytail and sported a glamorous makeup palette for her outing.

The model chose to keep all the focus on her outfit of the day, so she decided not to accessorize her outing.

Adding a stylish touch, Carla completed her ensemble by keeping her personal items in a small Gucci handbag.

Carla’s outfit also highlighted her several tattoos, including the word “love” written on her fingers and a rosary along her ankle.

This outing came after Carla talked to friends and claimed that Andrew Tate was trying to lure her to his Romanian retreat.

Carla said she was shocked and felt she had a lucky escape after the disgraced influencer was arrested last month along with his brother and subsequently two others in connection with alleged human trafficking and rape.

The blonde model was “shocked” when shocking details emerged about how Romanian prosecutors were investigating four suspects for allegedly keeping six women under “house arrest 24/7 as prisoners”.

Prosecutors in Romania said the brothers allegedly recruited the women on social media platforms and persuaded them to travel to his £600,000 secret hideout in Bucharest by falsely professing love for them.

The women – one of whom is a US citizen – were reportedly held in the premises with employees watching their every move before being forced to participate in online pornographic videos.

Carla told friends she thought she may have been one of the intended victims, as the tactic bore a chilling resemblance to the way Romanian prosecutors alleged Tate and his brother tried to build a relationship with the victims.

She told friends, “He wanted me to go to Romania and I was tempted. It makes me think now how it could have ended horribly. Then I probably would never have left the house.’

Carla confided in how Tate showered her with compliments and romantic messages after they started chatting online when he private messaged her Instagram account last February.

But she claimed she quickly discovered a darker side to his character as his posts became “controlling and aggressive.”

She told friends how he tried to forbid her from going on holiday to Spain with a girlfriend and insisted she “obey” him.

Despite her concerns, their talks continued and Carla told friends how surprised she was when Tate told her out of the blue that he was in Romania and asked her to fly to visit him.

At first she told him she couldn’t “come to another country and meet someone I’ve never met.”

But she reconsidered and spoke to a friend who agreed to go with her in August.

In the end, she didn’t travel there because their communication ended abruptly when Tate was banned from the social media platform.

She told friends she feels, “I had a lucky escape. I thought I would give him a chance and was tempted to get into a relationship with him.

“Maybe God saved me from that happening.

‘It could have turned out very differently if I had gone – I don’t want to think about it.

“A lot of people think that since he’s famous he wouldn’t do anything bad, but we’re living in a new age. Just because of who he is doesn’t mean he isn’t capable of other things.

“I had so many people contacting me after he was arrested. I was like, “Oh my God – it’s getting worse.”‘

Romanian investigators began their investigation when the US embassy in Bucharest raised the alarm after diplomats discovered that an American woman was being held against her will in the city.

The 22-year-old woman, whose name cannot be disclosed for legal reasons, managed to find her cell phone and call her friend in the US who alerted the embassy.

Ms Howe was horrified after seeing footage of police officers working for the Romanian Organized Crime and Terrorism Organization leading Tate and his brother, Tristan, away from his property in handcuffs.

Video of the raid released by police shows officers recovering weapons, knives and cash.