Carol Vorderman stuns fans by wiggling her tush in skintight leggings in a new post

Carol Vorderman persuaded fans to take part in her new quiz by wiggling her award-winning bum in skintight leggings. Her fans were amused by the slow-motion rump shake and asked, "where do I sign up?" Additionally, Carol twirled around and smiled while sporting a glam makeup look. She was wearing a shirt with a leopard print. Furthermore, Carol's Perfect 10 podcast is broadcast every day, and it is packed with puzzles, tests, and other mental exercises. The former Countdown star is dedicated to experiencing life to the fullest extent possible and rejects social conventions.   Carol, 62, has been in "no-strings-attached" relationships with several men for the past ten years. She thinks that many of her contemporaries are also engaging in this behavior but are ashamed to confess it.

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Carol Vorderman recently said to Fabulous, "I am a great proponent that if women choose to not get married or they want to be with someone for a limited period of time, they can now." "It’s your choice if you have a boyfriend or you don’t," she added. "I might have a boyfriend who only lasts a few months. I call them ‘special friends’. People may have other terms for them [laughs]!" Also read: Maisie Smith displayed her toned figure in a new social media post Carol continued, "But I’m happy living my life that way. The people involved are also very happy about it. That’s between us, it’s nothing at all to do with anybody else." [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] Image credit: Wales Online[/caption] She also said: "The first rule is: do no harm, so for me, that means only single people, obviously. In the past, you’d be called horrible words as a woman. A man is a ‘player’, but there is no female equivalent word. So I’ve made one up. I call it ‘Boada’, which is like [ancient warrior queen] Boadicea. I’m not going to tell you all the details, but one of my ‘friendships’ has gone on for 11 years. And I have one ‘special friend’ in America. Sliding into DMs is not how I operate, but if people want to do that, that’s up to them.” Carol also makes it obvious that living this life should not be shameful: "I have a very full, happy, exciting, and adventurous life. And it makes me laugh every day. It’s ridiculous and it’s fantastic. I think many people are living that life but are too frightened to say. There are a lot of fresh divorcees coming into their 50s and the majority wouldn’t want to get married again. They’d say: ‘Maybe I’d like someone, maybe a few people. I didn’t know I wanted to do this, but I want to explore this now.’”