Roxy Horner dazzled in a sequin silver gown as she attended the star-studded premiere of Masters Of The Universe in Leicester Square, London on Wednesday. The newlywed, 34, looked incredibly glamorous in the backless cut-out number as she joined leading lady Camila Mendes on the red carpet.
Camila Mendes, 31, put on a show-stopping display as she went braless in a low rise white gown. The actress, who plays Teela, joined her co-star Nicholas Galitzine, who stars as He-Man, for photographs. Other stars in attendance were Brian May and Made In Chelsea's Olivia Bentley.
Stars of the movie Jared Leto and Idris Elba were no-shows at the premiere ahead of its release on June 5. The official synopsis reads: 'A young man on Earth discovers a fabulous secret legacy as the prince of an alien planet, and must recover a magic sword and return home to protect his kingdom.'
Roxy Horner's Wedding Day Diabetes Battle
Roxy recently revealed she battled anxiety during her wedding to husband Jack Whitehall due to fears she couldn't manage her diabetes. The model was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes five years ago, and in a new interview has shared how she navigated the condition while marrying the comedian.
Roxy shared that ahead of her big day she was worried her glucose levels could drop while she was 'walking down the aisle,' and she even had to schedule one of her insulin injections before tucking into her wedding cake. The influencer now uses a continuous glucose monitor, which is attached to her arm and monitors her glucose levels, alongside a hybrid closed-loop system device which injects insulin into her leg.
Roxy revealed her wedding concerns stemmed from difficulties she had while she was pregnant with her daughter Elsie, two, when her glucose levels became 'crazy' and unpredictable, and forced her to have scans every week. She said: 'I was very anxious about managing my diabetes on my wedding day because I was thinking, ''what if my glucose levels go really low while I'm walking down the aisle?'''
Speaking to The Times, the star said she regularly has to schedule insulin injections before meals, adding: 'Sometimes we're at a restaurant and Jack's eating and I'm like, ''Hmm. Can you wait?''' Roxy shared that she was diagnosed with diabetes after battling debilitating symptoms such as extreme thirst, hunger, weight loss and 'exhaustion.'
The fashion star finally got answers when she went to A&E after using a finger prick monitor she bought from the pharmacy and learned her glucose levels were 'ridiculously high.' She said: 'It is a terrifying thing being pregnant with type 1 diabetes. Your glucose levels do crazy things. My glucose levels were going really, really high, really, really low, all over the place. I had to go in every week either to have a scan or make sure baby was OK or I was OK.'
