Pixie Lott and husband Oliver Cheshire take time off from parenting duties as they step out for London Fashion Week - after welcoming their second child

Pixie Lott and husband Oliver Cheshire took time off from parenting duties as they stepped out for London Fashion Week on Friday.

The singer, 35, welcomed her second child with her model husband Oliver, 37, in October last year.

They are also proud parents to two-year-old son Albert and have not yet revealed their newborn baby's name. 

The loved-up couple sat on the front row of designer Natasha Zinko's catwalk as they enjoyed a sweet date night.

Pixie looked incredible in a floral three-piece co-ord, while Oliver cut a dapper figure in a satin shirt and trendy grey jacket

The duo recently got back from a lavish family holiday in Miami as they shared a slew of beach front snaps on Instagram. 

Sharing snaps, Oliver captioned his post: 'Best family trip Miami and the keys'.

The singer met her husband for the first time at a Select Model catwalk show in 2010 and quickly struck up a romance.

Oliver proposed six years later on the steps of St Paul's Cathedral in London.

The couple finally exchanged vows in June 2022 at Ely Cathedral after they were forced to cancel their wedding several times due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Explaining their decision to postpone their nuptials rather than push ahead, Pixie previously said: 'I didn't want to do it when there were restrictions and we couldn't invite everyone we wanted to because of the rules.

'I wanted to wait until we could have the big party - our wedding will be a big party.'

Pixie also spoke about her relationship with Oliver and revealed the elements that make their romance work.

'I think every relationship is different and there are no real rules,' she told The Sun.

'Some of my friends have dated loads of people, and others are still with the first person they started going out with, a bit like me. If it feels right, you just go with it.'

And, despite their hectic schedules - which often see them working thousands of miles apart - the couple have learned the true value in trusting one another.

She added: 'Either I’m away or he’s away, and those times are hard. But we’re used to it because it’s been like that since the beginning.

'We have complete trust, and I think if we didn’t have that, it would be much more difficult than it is. I’d like to think we were heading that way [towards marriage], definitely.'