Rylan Clark made quite the exit from the Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two studios on Friday night.
Dressed head-to-toe in black attire, including a smart velvet blazer, the presenter, 33, was clearly in the Halloween spirit as he rocked dramatic makeup.
Adding a touch of glitz to his footwear, Rylan opted for black boots that boasted quirky silver detailing.
Outfit: Rylan Clark left the It Takes Two studios wearing dramatic Halloween makeup on Friday night
He maintained – perhaps due to being in character – a mainly sombre facial expression before flashing a smile at the camera.
His makeup included intricate detailing around his eyes, the ‘dripping’ effect synonymous with the October celebration.
Hours earlier, the former X Factor star stepped out for a quick alcohol run between filming Strictly’s sister show, as he headed to the studios after he was spotted leaving a Tesco branch laden with wine.
Rylan cut a low-key figure with sunglasses and a baseball cap shielding his face yet he was turning his heads with his grocery run – comprising four bottles of Merlot wine, which he cradled in his arms.
Woo: Hours earlier, the former X Factor star stepped out for a quick alcohol run between filming Strictly’s sister show
Halloween: The presenter, 33, was dressed head-to-toe in black attire, including a smart velvet blazer
Bold: He maintained – perhaps due to being in character – a mainly sombre facial expression before flashing a smile at the camera
He was showing off his trendy style as he emerged in a black and white striped jumper with eye-wateringly tight jeans and boots.
He wore his dark locks tucked beneath the white baseball cap while adding some A-list glamour with the oversized sunglasses.
Rylan hosts It Takes Two, which airs on Friday nights, and appeared to be bringing some extracurricular goodies to the studio with his wine bottles.
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During his birthday celebrations earlier in the week and last weekend, the presenter quipped: ‘I’ve come across a lot of idiots this year!’ alluding to his use of and eventual ban from Tinder following his marriage split with husband Dan Neal.
Bottoms up! Rylan star cut a low-key figure with sunglasses and a baseball cap shielding his face yet he was turning his heads with his grocery run – comprising four bottles of Merlot wine, which he cradled in his arms
Stylish! He was showing off his trendy style as he emerged in a black and white striped jumper with eye-wateringly tight jeans and boots
The star recently revealed he was banned from Tinder after the dating app mistakenly thought he was a catfish.
Rylan took to his Instagram Stories and shared a snap that showed his profile had been deleted for violating the app’s terms of service.
Rylan captioned the photo: ‘Catfish’ along with a laughing emoji.
According to The Mirror, Rylan’s Tinder profile read: ‘Tall normal bloke – 6’4′ – am I actually on this thing?’ At the Attitude Awards earlier this month, Rylan joked about joining gay dating app Grindr following his split.
He said: ‘Sorry, I was a little bit distracted. I was trying to download Grindr. It’s been 10 years! What a year.’
Funny: He rang in his 33rd birthday in boozy style earlier in the week
Birthday princess! Rylan was in high spirits as he stepped out for his glamorous 33rd birthday celebrations holding a bottle of beer on Monday
He appeared to reference his marriage split in the speech and thanked Steps star Claire Richards for supporting him.
Taking to Twitter last week, he assured his fans that he is ‘good’ by writing: ‘Couple of news stories today. Be assured, I’m good. I wasn’t, but I am now x’.
The reassurance came after Rylan was said to have ‘broke down during his Radio 2 show’ last month which led to producers ‘holding a crisis meeting’.
Closing the door: Rylan recently closed the door on his relationship with Dan before Taking to Twitter to assure his fans that he is ‘good’ by writing: ‘Couple of news stories today. Be assured, I’m good. I wasn’t, but I am now x’
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