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On Tuesday Myleene previewed her range of baby clothes, Baby K. We caught up with her at the event and recorded a video blog you which you can view in Myleene's blog section.

In it Myleene speaks about the new range, her experience hosting the Classical Brit awards earlier this month, revealed her exciting new television show and discussed her recent trip to Cannes to cover the film festival for CNN. Myleene also revealed that you catch her character 'Professor Holzwurm' in the latest trailer for the animated film Igor, which is online now. We don't think the professor looks like Myleene a bit, but she seemed a little worried people would! Make sure you check it out.

This evening at the Metropolitan Hotel in Central London Myleene previewed her new range of clothing aimed at children 0-3 years. 'Baby K' is the culmination of months of work in partnership with high street retailer Mothercare and includes newborn essentials, perfect gift ideas, special occasion dresses and fabulous funky accessories.

Speaking to Myleene she said "Its been great fun designing these clothes, I've literally sat down at home and looked at what works for babies from my own experiences. I've tried to be really responsible too, checking zippers, making sure buttons don't drop off and that things wash well. Come September its going to be quite exciting to see little children in my range, adorable!"

We've got a sneek preview of the range which you can see in our brand new Baby K section – so make sure you check it out!

The range launches in September exclusive to Mothercare, and to keep updated you can head to Mothercare's website to sign up for updates.

Today it was announced that Myleene Klass and Nick Knowles are set to co-host BBC One's new weekend entertainment show, 'Last Choir Standing'.

They will be joined by a panel of music experts – Russell Watson, Sharon D. Clarke and Suzi Digby – as they scour the country for choirs that combine the power, passion and performance necessary to be crowned the nation's favourite choir.

The show will see Myleene return to her first love – music. She began playing the piano and her grandfather's violin at the age of four. She studied Voice at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, before winning a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music where she later graduated. She continues to be a prominent name in the music world, with a top-three solo album to her name.

Myleene said: “I'm really excited to be involved in Last Choir Standing and the search to find the nation's favourite choir. We're going to be seeing such a wide range of choirs with different styles and personalities – there will definitely be something to suit everyone's taste.”

Last Choir Standing starts on BBC One in June. From 60 choirs at the auditions, the panel of judges will decide which 15 will go through to the studio heats. Six choirs will then make it through to the live shows where the judges and the public will vote each week for who they want to save until there is only one – the Last Choir Standing.

For more information visit Last Choir Standing on the BBC.