Real Housewives of London star Amanda Cronin shows off 'longest legs in Belgravia' in a pink mini-dress as her daughter Sofia gets married in New York

Rumoured to have 'the longest legs in Belgravia', Amanda Cronin was clearly determined to show them off at her daughter's wedding.

The Real Housewives Of London star, 58, wore a striking pink minidress to the New York wedding of her daughter, artist Sofia Yeganeh, 30, and tech entrepreneur Alexander Heller.

The bride wore a chic Schiaparelli suit accessorised with a simple bouquet of calla lilies.

Among the wedding guests was model Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece, one of King Charles's godchildren.

Former model Amanda runs her own beauty business and wellness clinic in Belgravia. 

Season two of The Real Housewives Of London premiered on September 7 on Hayu and saw yet more drama unfold in the capital.

The second installment took the women through charity galas, Fashion Week catwalks, Chinese New Year celebrations and a spectacular trip to Antigua.

Amanda was a firm standout star of series one.  

Her infamous row with Juliet Angus produced the immortal instruction 'Go back to Paddington'. 

The gloriously petty dispute was about Juliet's address: Amanda insisted Juliet did not live in fashionable Notting Hill but in the less salubrious neighbouring area, and the postcode put-down became one of the show's most talked-about moments.

'I was trying to shut it down and, at a certain point, I verbally Ubered Juliet back to Paddington,' recalled Amanda last month.

'I was trying to point out that she doesn't live in Notting Hill – she lives in Paddington. I got so frustrated that I actually squared up to her. 

'When I got back after filming I was full of shame. I thought, 'Oh no, how is this going to portray me?' You get so invested in the pettiness. Then, when you look back on it afterwards, it doesn't seem quite so important.'

Yet the line became iconic, so much so that Amanda released a dance track called Back To Paddington in May.

'It's a summer banger!' she declared. 

It also turned Amanda into an unexpected gay icon and she was mobbed at London's Mighty Hoopla festival. 

'I felt like Madonna. I literally couldn't take a step without people chanting, 'Queen! Queen! We love you!'

This season Amanda is back in CEO mode, and renewing her friendship with Juliet, 50. 

'I've realised we really did have a very deep and sisterly relationship,' said Amanda.

'We were very close but I think that became contaminated. I've discovered that I'm not a people-pleaser any more. 

'I'm not mean to people intentionally, but if you come at me, that's on you. Don't poke the bear if you don't want there to be consequences.'