Carol Vorderman looks incredible in leather trousers as spends day with rarely seen son

CAROL Vorderman wowed in a pair of skintight trousers today as she watched the horse racing with son Cameron.

The duo made their way to Cheltenham for the New Year’s Day meeting and even ended up inside the Royal Box.

There was non-stop smiling as mother and son mingled with friends and watched some fine racing.

Carol, 62, shared a selection of pictures on Instagram and wrote: “Love Cheltenham….what a cracking day.

“Took my Tall Son Cam. Royal Box…and meandering into other boxes to see my mates. Chilled.

“Cracking racing. RAPPER in second race…..WOW….
Missed you @jules__sampson

“Perfect start to the year. Great week off work…back on it tomoz. Sending huge love


xx.”

Stylish Carol dressed to impress in a fedora, tan overcoat, leather trousers and a statement belt.

While Cameron, 25, in prime place on his mum’s Instagram grid, looked smart in a royal blue suit.

Carol recently opened up about how she’s done “a million things” that could embarrass her children.

The presenter has two children, daughter Katie, 30, and son Cameron, 25, from her marriage to second husband Patrick King.

Over the years Carol has turned her hand to many things, from co-hosting Countdown to appearing in the I’m A Celebrity jungle in 2016.

Carol also competed on the second series of Strictly Come Dancing in 2004 but was the second celebrity to be eliminated.

As well as showing off her incredible intellect, Carol is also proud of her famous curves and won Rear of the Year in 2011 and 2014.

While some children of famous parents could be embarrassed by those sorts of things, Carol insists her offspring have never been mortified by any of her antics.

Speaking ahead of her appearance on the Taskmaster New Year’s Treat, she said: “They’ve never cringed once, my kids. They’ve never gone through that stage.

“It’s really funny. They think it’s all hilarious. I’ll talk to other people who say ‘Oh, my daughter’s so embarrassed about me,’ and I’ll think ‘I’ve done a million things that could have embarrassed my children, but they’re just not like that.'”