Television and radio presenter Myleene Klass showcased a highly unconventional method for entering her luxury vehicle this week, demonstrating her impressive gymnastic ability and gym-toned physique in the process.
A Gymnastic Entry Goes Viral
The 47-year-old star was filmed performing a confident backflip straight through the open window of her £140,000 Mercedes G Wagon. She executed the move while wearing a stylish leather crop top and matching leggings that highlighted her athletic frame. Completing the look was a pair of trainers from Skechers, for whom she is a brand ambassador.
Sharing the clip on social media, she set it to Taylor Swift's track 'The Fate of Ophelia' and captioned it enigmatically, 'slipping into 2026'. The post quickly garnered attention for its blend of athleticism and high-end automotive flair.
A Year of Profound Highs and Lows
This moment of playful showmanship comes after a turbulent period for Klass, marked by both significant honour and severe personal trauma. Earlier this year, she was awarded an MBE by King Charles for her impactful work raising awareness about miscarriages and women's health.
However, this accolade was soon overshadowed by a distressing legal battle. In October, Peter Windsor, 61, from Stetchford, Birmingham, was found guilty of stalking her following a trial at Birmingham Crown Court. The court heard how, during a nine-month campaign between November 2023 and August 2024, he sent an air pistol to her Classic FM offices, called her a 'naughty vixen', and requested in correspondence that she 'correct him' with a whip and cane.
Windsor also sent numerous letters, gifts, and fancy dress costumes, many of which were intercepted by office security before Klass could see them. He attempted to claim some gifts were a 'joke', but was convicted. Klass later revealed to The Times that the court deemed many of the items too distressing for her to view or for details to be widely reported.
Katie Price's Public Apology Over MBE Comments
The MBE honour itself became a source of public controversy after glamour model Katie Price, 47, made a scathing on-stage dig about Klass during her tour with Kerry Katona. Price had branded Klass a 'clone' and suggested the honour was given for 'playing the classical piano', criticising the TV industry as 'corrupt'.
However, Price later issued a full and grovelling apology on an episode of 'The Katie Price Show'. Her sister Sophie questioned her about the remarks, admitting the family had 'told her off'. Price confessed she was unaware Klass received the MBE for her miscarriage campaigning work.
'Now I never apologise unless I'm in the wrong,' Price stated. 'I did not know on my life, now I know why she did get an MBE. She done something about miscarriages, and that's very close to my heart as I've also had miscarriages... so I commend her for that and I apologise to her.' She added a sincere direct message: 'From me to Myleene, I sincerely apologise because it's a good cause she does it for.'
Myleene Klass's backflip into her G-Wagon, therefore, represents more than just a viral fitness moment. It is a display of resilience from a public figure who has navigated a year of intense personal violation and public recognition, emerging with her signature strength and style intact.
