Carol Vorderman wears white jumpsuit to races with son Cam

Carol Vorderman headed to the races with her rarely-seen son Cameron on Tuesday. 

The TV star, 62, looked incredible in a white jumpsuit which she teamed with a gold belt which cinched her in at the waist. 

She kept out the cold with a matching coat as she posed for snaps in her front garden. 

She credited her fashion ensemble as Karen Millen and Sosandar as she headed to the Jockey Club at Sandown park for a day of fun. 

Taking to Instagram Stories, Carol shared a picture of her invite for her luncheon which took place in the Gold Cup Suite on Grand Military Gold Cup day. 

Elvis called… Carol Vorderman wore a white jumpsuit and cinched in her waist with a gold belt as she headed to Sandown races with rarely-seen son Cameron on Tuesday 

Her love: Carol shared a sneak peek at her son Cameron who had joined her for the day 

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The luncheon took place in the presence of Princess Anne and Carol also posted a picture of her beloved son. 

Carol has two children Cameron and daughter Katie, 32, from her marriage to Patrick King. The couple split in 2000 after 10 years of marriage.

Cam turned 26 last month and the family celebrated the birthday with a trip to Jordan. 

In 2021, Carol attended Cameron’s master’s graduation ceremony at Dundee University.

The TV presenter shared the sweet moment in a series of photos as she celebrated his achievements after he overcame severe learning difficulties in his early life.

Carol shared that Cameron graduated with a master’s degree in Animation and VFX after successfully receiving a first class undergraduate award the year before.

She detailed the struggles that her son had overcome in his early education as he attended a special school and worked hard to successfully attain two degrees.

Cameron has high spectrum autism, ADD, dyslexia and ADHD 

She shared: ‘Such a wonderful day @dundeeuni. So Cameron was in a special school with severe learning difficulties for most of his early life but he’s worked hard and learned strategies and boy how he’s turned it all around.’ 

‘I couldn’t be prouder of him. We never dared to dream this day might come when he graduated with a first class honours last year and now a Masters degree in Animation and VFX.

‘Thank you Dundee for giving him all that you have over the last year. Amazing.’

Time to remember: Documenting her adventure, Carol couldn’t resist sharing a picture of her luncheon invite 

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More to see: She also gave a sneak peek at the table plan of the luncheon which took place in the presence of Princess Anne (left)